Coaching

Behind every successful man or woman is...a coach? While CEOs call the shots that keep the company afloat, executive coaches work to keep the CEOs themselves in seafaring shape. Overstressed managers are increasingly turning to coaches to avoid burnout and maximize their chances of success. Although the investment may pay off, proceed with caution: Many coaches don't have a psychology background.

Coaching Tests

Burnout (For Non-Service Industries)

Are you pushing yourself too hard?

Burnout (For Service Industries)

Are you pushing yourself too hard?

The Latest on Coaching

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Why mastering the art of failure is the key to success. by Guest Blogger

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Is it possible to design a machine to provide therapy? by Ran Zilca

Have you heard this one? A man moves from Scotland... by Regina Barreca, Ph.D.

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Executive coaches can add more value with questions than answers by Ben Dattner

Coaching Blogs

The Business Coach
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About What Coaching Can and Cannot Do For You, but Didn’t Know You Could Ask.
By Dr. Steven Berglas
Creating Your Best Life
Cutting-edge scientific research on goal-setting and happiness from a top motivational coach.
By Caroline Adams Miller
Minds at Work
Exploring the psychological forces at play while you work.
By Ben Dattner
View From The Dugout
A College Coach's Perspective
By Brian Tompkins