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RESOURCES
Coaching involves learning. At a fundamental level, you can’t change without
learning what needs to change… learning how to change…and learning how to sustain
change. Here are some wonderful new resources to guide you along your journey of
self-discovery and personal growth.
Bookcase
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Answering Your Call: A
Guide for Living Your
Deepest Purpose, John P.
Schuster
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The Art of Possibility,
Rosamund Stone Zander
and Benjamin Zander
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Claiming Your Place at
the Fire: Living the Second
Half of Your Life on
Purpose, Richard J.
Leider and David A. Shapiro
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The Renaissance Soul: Life Design for People With
Too Many Passions to Pick
Just One, Margaret
Lobenstine
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Around the Corporate
Campfire: How Great Leaders
Use Stories to Inspire
Success, Evelyn Clark
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A Leader's Legacy,
James M. Kouzes and Barry Z.
Posner
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Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive
and Others Die, Chip
Heath and Dan Heath
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What Got You Here
Won’t Get You There,
Marshall Goldsmith with
Mark Reiter
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Success Built to
Last, Jerry Porras,
Stewart Emery, and Mark
Thompson
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Authentic
Leadership:
Rediscovering the
Secrets to Creating
Lasting Value, Bill
George
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Leadership
Presence, Belle
Linda Halpern and Kathy
Lubar
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The No Asshole
Rule, Robert Sutton,
PhD
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What Were They
Thinking? Jeffrey
Pfeffer
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Whoever Tells the
Best Story WINS, Annette Simmons
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A Hand to Guide
Me, Denzel
Washington
Wondering if executive
coaching is for you? Check
out...
- "Do
you need an Executive
Coach?" Paul Michelman, Harvard Management Update,
2004.
- "Do
you need a Coach?", Allison Wellner,
Inc. Magazine,
April 2006.
- "It’s Not About the Coach,"
Marshall Goldsmith, Fast
Company, October 2004.
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