Book Review: Coaching Perspectives IV
Coaching Perspectives IV is the 4th annual book that includes chapters by different coaches on a variety of topics. Whether you are a coach or looking for a coach, the information these perspectives address is valuable and includes great tools and techniques.
Summary – The chapters of the book include:
• Creating a Coaching Culture by Cathy Liska
• Your Office as Coaching Central by Bill Peace
• Client-Centered Coaching by Tiffany Kalinka
• Creating Your Personal Strategic Plan by Pamela Howard
• Coaching for Leadership by Patti Osvarek
• Attention Deficit or Attention Different? by Mikayla Phan
• Coaching Thru Mental Health Challenges by Danielle Hark
• Coaching Parents with Teens by Karen Wrolson
• Benefits of Coaching All Generations by Robbie Johnson
• Career and Transition Coaching by Dina Simon
• Clap for Change by Laura Posada
• Three Secrets to Selecting a Coach by Bill Shell
• The Phenomenal Coach by Evette Beckett-Tuggle
• The Structured Discernment Process by Patricia Hughes
The Good:
A wealth of perspectives adds to the awareness of diverse coaching techniques and processes.
The Bad:
Each chapter is a stand-alone section so while the book over-all has a flow the writing style and techniques change in each chapter.
Conclusion:
The expertise shared by the amazing coaches that contributed to this book is incredibly valuable and will give you ideas for things you can do and apply now.
A series of blogs providing a sneak peak at the great content is coming and you can order Coaching Perspectives IV anytime via Amazon.
