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All books for category "Coaching"
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50 Self-Help Classics: 50 Inspirational Books to Transform Your Life, From Timeless Sages to Contemporary Gurus - Tom Butler-Bowdon
Review: The introduction to the 300 page work starts by explaining how the books were selected and helpfully groups them into suggested themes such as the Power of Thought, and Following Your Dream. Each book gets a chapter of 3 to 5 pages. The meat of each chapter is a summary of content and notes on the historical context of the book. ... More
A General Theory of Love - Thomas Lewis, Fari Amini, Richard Lannon
Review: This work pulls together scientific research into relationships, connections and emotions. The authors are 3 San Francisco psychiatrists of different traditions who have melded their views into a surprisingly cohesive text. Basically they show how the brain impacts our emotional heart and therefore relationships. ... More
A Guide for the Advanced Soul - Susan Hayward
Review: Susan Hayward has compiled quotations and created these beautifully crafted books from them ... More
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
Bag of Jewels - Susan Hayward, Malcolm Cohan
Review: Susan Hayward has compiled quotations and created these beautifully crafted books from them ... More
Begin It Now: You Have a Purpose - Susan Hayward
Review: Susan Hayward has compiled quotations and created these beautifully crafted books from them ... More
Co-Active Coaching: New Skills for Coaching People Toward Success in Work and Life - Laura Whitworth, Henry Kimsey-House, Phil Sandahl
Review: The book gives the philosophy behind the approach as well as actual techniques. There is a strong emphasis on the design of the coaching relationship being set up correctly at the start. This and other structures in the book are very clear and understandable. ... 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
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
Executive Coaching with Backbone and Heart: A Systems Approach to Engaging Leaders with Their Challenges - Mary Beth O'Neill
Review: The writing style is clear and readable. It is however for a business audience, although thankfully not too academic. There are diagrams and case studies to help absorb the concepts. The author also comes across well, with a sense of integrity coming through. ... 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
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
Illusions: The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah - Richard Bach
Review: "Illusions" is an introduction to the idea that how we perceive the world is not reality, but is our own illusion. Basically our beliefs shape our world. The book on one level is a fairy story and on another is a spiritual guidebook and source of wisdom. ... 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
Life Coaching: A Cognitive Behavioural Approach - Michael Neenan, Windy Dryden
Review: The book is written for non-coaches who want to change their own lives. It is also suitable for Life Coaches who want additional tools and perspectives to use with their clients ... More
Life Coaching: Connecting You to Your Inner Wisdom - Gina Harris
Review: The tone of the books is clear, simple and strong. It is full of relevant quotes, from many different sources. As the author puts it "I don't see the point of trying to put something in my own words when someone else has said it much better" ... More
Living Your Best Life: Discover Your Life's Blueprint for Success - Laura Berman Fortgang
Review: This book was written by a successful US Coach for anyone who wants to improve the quality of their life and is willing to work for it ... More
Man's Search for Meaning - Viktor E. Frankl
Review: The book argues that "meaning" is very powerful as a motivator and driving force. Where there is no meaning, there is no motivation. The author shares how the experiences of being in a Nazi death camp enabled him to develop new ways of living and of working with people. ... More

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