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We‘re looking to have some prof development done w/managers and staff… (lots of change post-2020) & a consultant we talked to rec‘d this book as a starting off place on coaching staff. And that‘s what it is- it‘s designed to be accessible, jargon-less, a bit of humor, & delivers one positive way to coach others. I don‘t think this is the last I‘ll read on the subject, but this was a good way to reinforce prior training/books with practical steps

Only 23% of people being coached - yes, fewer than one in four - thought that the coaching had a significant impact on their performance or job satisfaction.

I ripped through this book. The science was easy to understand and there were practical exercises to help implement the habits into daily life. I‘m excited to include these in my coaching practice.

One thing I do enjoy about having to drive 4 hours for work meetings is that I get to have some peace and quiet to myself in the car and get to just listen for awhile.

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This was really interesting. It's about coming up with the next great thing, finding opportunity, and going for it. No one wants to be left behind, right? Kodak and Xerox instantly pop into my head as examples there.

#BookSpinBonanza book 14
@TheAromaofBooks (you have to be sick of all of us tagging you in posts)

I received a finished copy from Fast Company Press via #goodreads.

Week 4
So I did not put my progress in Week #4 despite the fact that was good, sorry for that. Is very strange for me to start weeks on Sunday. Also last week was strange for me. Will post about it later on.
So let‘s go with it:
Km I run: 20.28
Total: 77.26 KM
Books: 8/5 - I really beat my own record here
#bookfitnesschallenge
#BFCr2
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Finally a useful business leadership book. The author's conversational style helped this reader digest the 'Seven Essential Questions'. And while my habits aren't quite there, I do hope that my team of 26 see a difference. Much more enjoyable read because it's less about concepts (looking at you, Simon Senik) and more about doing.

I enjoyed this book. It's simple and succinct. I'll be attempting to include the learnings in my conversations going forward.