Becoming an Exceptional Executive Coach: Use Your Knowledge, Experience, and Intuition to Help Leaders Excel
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Becoming an Exceptional Executive Coach: Use Your Knowledge, Experience, and Intuition to Help Leaders Excel

by Jeremy Robinson, Michael Frisch Ph.D., Robert J. Lee, Michael H. Frisch, Karen L. Metzger, Judy Rosemarin

Business Self-Help professional development
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Becoming an Exceptional Executive Coach explores how coaches can draw on knowledge, experience, and intuition to help leaders excel. With a focus on executive coaching and professional development, it offers a relevant resource for those seeking to strengthen their approach to supporting leaders.

About This Book

Becoming an Exceptional Executive Coach focuses on the practice of executive coaching and the qualities that support effective work with leaders.

The book highlights three core resources for coaches: knowledge, experience, and intuition.

Its central aim is to help executive coaches assist leaders as they work to excel.

Written by Jeremy Robinson and coauthors, this title is intended for readers interested in leadership coaching and professional development.

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