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Transformational Coaching: Bridge Building that Impacts, Connects, and Advances the Ministry and the Marketplace
"Transformational Coaching" is a clarion call to bridge the work-world and personal life of the 21st century ministry and marketplace leader through the experience of a dynamic coaching relationship. "Transformational Coaching" points to the powerful connection that can take place at a heart-to-heart level, building the bridges that will impact, connect and resource ministry and marketplace to advance the Kingdom of God.
- GenresLeadership
388 pages, Paperback
First published March 15, 2005
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June 29, 2018
This book is a collection of chapters written by different authors, lending itself to a haphazard group of opinions on what coaching is and can do. Umidi and Stoltzfus have significant coach training businesses, and their chapters tend to promote their organization's training (without really explaining the nuts and bolts of it) and describe their philosophy about it.
I'd pass on this book. It doesn't give you much more than a philosophy of coaching and why transformation is important.
I'd pass on this book. It doesn't give you much more than a philosophy of coaching and why transformation is important.
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