Coaching: Unlocking Performance Potential With Habits, Triggers, And Mindset

by Daniel White

Use the Secrets of Habits, Triggers, and Mindset to Unlock your PotentialThis book has actionable information on how to unlock people’s potential with habits, triggers and mindset transformation through coaching.We all want to achieve a lot in life. We want to be rich, have a beautiful loving family, have high flying careers, be healthy, have authentic friends, have a beautiful home and achieve a lot more in life in order to live a happy and satisfying life. Unfortunately, we all have certain habits, and other things that tend to hold us back such that attaining whatever it is we want to achieve seems to be a farfetched dream. While we may try to do everything in our power to achieve whatever it is we want, sometimes we need external help to make this possible. If you are passionate about helping people achieve more in life by unlocking their hidden potentials, this book will show you just how to go about it. You will learn how to tap into their habits, triggers and mindset to make your clients to achieve much more than they have ever imagined. If you're a coach, manager, boss, parent, or mentor then you need this book!Here is a Preview of What You'll LearnThe Habits Necessary to be an effective CoachThe Hows And Whys Of Finding A Niche5 Ways to Set Yourself Apart As a Coach4 Critical Factors Every Client NeedsHow to Use Triggers in Motivational InterviewingClient Accountability As Your Coaching ToolHow to Be Flexible But ToughThings You Should Not Say Or Questions You Should Not Ask And So Much More!Download this Kindle Book Now for Only $.99

36 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 3, 2016

Reviews

[Adriana Chacon · Rating 2 out of 5]

Shallow advise

The book can be read within an hour which I thinks gives an idea on how superficial the content is. Most ideas are repiten along the book, from beginning to end and it does not provide examples , it stays at the theoretical I would say.

[Gayle Joubert · Rating 1 out of 5]

Weak

This is like reading an essay by a student who has just learned about coaching. As such it would probably get a good grade. No innovative thinking though.

[MRS J · Rating 1 out of 5]

Great ideas but so short

I noted down some great tips that I can reflect it but was shocked that it was so short, I wanted a lot more