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A Theory of Everything: An Integral Vision for Business, Politics, Science and Spirituality - Ken Wilber
Review: The key message of this book is that we have had enough of the analytical, deconstructionist approach in the western world and to progress we need to look at integrating more and seeing things as wholes and systems not fragmented parts ... More
Coach Training in a Box: The complete home/work study course for coaching - Mike Jay
Review: Are you bored with the level of coaching you are currently at? Do you want to take your business or executive coaching skills to a new level without breaking the bank? Then it is worth looking at Mike Jay's Coach Training In A Box ... More
Coaching for Performance: Growing People, Performance and Purpose - John Whitmore
Review: John Whitmore, a sports psychologist and business consultant, is a former professional racing driver, who writes in a simple and clear style which makes the book a joy to read. ... More
Crucial Conversations: Tools for Talking When Stakes are High - Kerry Patterson, Joseph Grenny, Ron McMillan, Al Switzler, Stephen R. Covey
Review: The book's message is that there are some conversations that are much more important than others. They may need, and benefit from, careful preparation and management. ... More
Effective Coaching: Lessons from the Coach's Coach - Myles Downey
Review: The content is enough for managers to get started on coaching their subordinates, setting up buddy coaching and team coaching. The author uses the GROW model and shows typical corporate applications. ... More
Following Through: A Revolutionary New Model For Finishing Whatever You Start - Steve Levinson, Pete Greider
Review: Don't stress about procrastinating - it's only natural! No, this isn't exactly the message for the book, but it does explain how procrastination comes so naturally to many of us. The authors then make practical suggestions on creating and sustaining an environment supports us in achieving our goals and desires. ... More
Get Clients Now!: A 28-Day Marketing Program for Professionals and Consultants - C. J. Hayden
Review: If you constantly procrastinate about a serious marketing effort in your business, then this may be the book to move you into action ... More
Getting Started in Personal and Executive Coaching: How to Create a Thriving Coaching Practice - Stephen G. Fairley, Chris E. Stout
Review: This work encourages the coach to actually get out there and get marketing rather than allowing for 'Attraction' to work on its own. The authors are not afraid to run contrary to some received wisdom from the coaching schools about what works. ... More
Getting business to come to you - Paul Edwards
Review: The authors cleverly have avoided a glossy book that would not attract entrepreneurs. The book looks workmanlike, and feels like a manual. The style is accessible, and although there are nearly 700 pages, the table of contents and layout make it easy to find exactly the information you want. ... More
Go It Alone: The Streetwise Secrets of Self Employment - Geoffrey Burch
Review: Geoff Burch is an author, speaker, trainer and consultant on business. He promotes himself by riding on stage on a motor bike so you know you are going to get something different when he writes a book! This book is addressed to the self-employed and those thinking of self-employment. ... More
Good Question!: The Art of Asking Questions To Bring About Positive Change - Judy Barber
Review: Over twenty coaches, writers, facilitators, speakers and leaders contribute a chapter each to Judy Barber's book on questions and change. This creates a book of over 230 pages that twists, turns and surprises. As might be expected with different authors there is little time to be bored as the next idea is on its way and the styles and pacing change again. ... More
Language and the Art of Happiness - Chalmers Brothers
Review: The view of this book is that everything we do comes from language. We create and sustain our version of reality through it. Achievements and how we achieve them, - or don't - happen through our internal and external language. ... More
Multiple Streams of Coaching Income - Andrea J Lee
Review: If you thought you could make a living by one-to-one coaching, Andrea Lee wants to set you straight. Her view is that it's more than time for coaches to create a business based on multiple streams of income and sets out to tell people what that means. ... More
Personal Branding for Extraordinary Results - Anthony Warren
Review: This is a mixture of tough and compassionate advice put together to produce a very specific workbook for a very specific audience ... More
Spiral Dynamics: Mastering Values, Leadership, and Change - Don Edward Beck, Christopher C. Cowan
Review: This book provides a model for understanding the complex shifts that are occurring in the world of business and social structure. Written in the mid 1990s, it aims at supporting managers and leaders planning for 21st century success. ... More
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People - Stephen R. Covey
Review: This is a book to study rather than skim. There is plenty of explanation, personal stories, graphs and checklists. We might say it is a sober book - which can be a refreshing change compared to some recent offerings which are full of self-congratulation ... More
The Art of Facilitation: How to Create Group Synergy - Dale Hunter, Anne Bailey, Bill Taylor
Review: Authors Dale Hunter, Anne Bailey, and Bill Taylor are all experienced facilitators. Their first book was The Zen of Groups: The Handbook for People Meeting with a Purpose. In this their second book, the authors enthusiastically explain the concepts and practicalities of facilitating in a wide variety of settings. They see coaching as being an important part of facilitation ... More
The Complete Guide to Coaching at Work - Perry Zeus, Suzanne Skiffington
Review: A lot of experience has gone into this book. It makes a good starting point for your own experimentation, assisted by useful checklists, or further research ... More
The Fifth Discipline: The art and practice of the learning organization - Peter M. Senge
Review: Originally published in 1990, the Fifth Discipline is much honoured in management discussion and yet often ignored in management practice ... More
The Inner Game of Tennis - W.Timothy Gallwey
Review: The essence of this classic is that real progress can be made in playing tennis - or any activity - by trusting yourself rather than worrying too much about detailed techniques. ... More

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