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Inner Dynamics of Coaching by Marilyn Atkinson PhD

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Outside of religious and political movements there is one major human development in the world today- coaching. The three books in the Art & Science of Coaching series go to the heart of this phenomenon. They show you why coaching is taking hold and provides processes for you to learn the power and methodologies for transformational conversations. Book 1: Inner Dynamics of Coaching, the about the power of perspective in transformational conversations. By using these finely tuned processes, you learn to connect with your beyond-conscious mind as a deep friend. You can help yourself and other clearly distinguish the nature of deeper knowing.

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First published January 1, 2007

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2 reviews1 follower
March 14, 2021
my first ever 1 star on goodreads.
I have only finished this book because it is required at my university.
Learned nothing new.
Basic ideas presented as intricate and mystical, and by means of an unnecessarily complicated language.
Plenty of repetitions and numerous big pictures, makes you wonder whether the sole guideline for the authors was to boost the number of pages.
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9 reviews2 followers
March 23, 2025
The Art & Science of Coaching: Inner Dynamics of Coaching focuses on the psychology of change and the mental processes that support it. The structure moves from foundational ideas about how we perceive reality to the development of the “Hero” concept—an individual evolving through life.

The book blends anecdotes and storytelling, which makes it engaging, though sometimes a bit scattered. Still, the tools and insights are there. It’s an inspiring read, but it could benefit from a clearer, more actionable framework for real-world application.
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227 reviews7 followers
November 12, 2020
First book out of three from the same author.
May comments are the same as for the3rd book:

This is some kind of alternative to NLP as the authors are part of Erickson Coaching.
I am already a lecturer at the bachelor degree and project management.
I read a lot of self-help books and wen to NLP trainings.
I did not learn anything new.
It is rather complex to apply.
Quite long and complex to read.
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7 reviews
January 11, 2019
Great guide to orienting your inner self for coaching conversations where you help guide clients to the answers rather than give out advice. Even if you’re not into coaching, I think the formula for happiness is well worth the read on its own.
May 31, 2015
Отлично! Отличная книга для желающих раскрыть себя, осознать в чем личные промахи и как их избежать в дальнейшем. Книга поможет понять как работает коуч. Для всех желающих сделать коучинг своей профессией тут найдется масса полезной информации.
5 reviews
March 19, 2014
Outstanding book in the field of Solution Focused Coaching! A must read for Life Coaches!
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