Cherie Carter-ScottCritiques

Dr. Carter-Scott provides a great overview of the coaching experience from both the coach and coachee perspective. Her ideals are right in line with mainstream coaching except for a brief foray into describing the importance of chakras.

She focuses on what it takes to be a "brilliant coach." This is the coach that can make a real connection with their client to fully support lasting and meaningful change. What I liked best was her attention given to what a coach needs to do for "self care" to maintain the energy needed for these ongoing relationships.

If you're new to coaching or you're considering hiring a coach, this is a quick read and should let you know if you're on the right path.

If phrases like “That’ll never work,” “I just can’t do it,” and “Things are terrible around here” sound all too familiar, chances are you deal with Negaholics on a regular basis. Individuals who’re addicted to negative behavior and negative thinking can slow projects to a grinding halt, destroy team spirit, spread their poisonous attitudes throughout the workplace — and make life miserable for people like you who have to work with them!

So-So. Too much Fluff½

So-So. Too much Fluff½