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"Whether you are an experienced leader or just starting out,
this book is an essential starting point. Here Gary Rohrmayer
shows how qualities like adaptability and initiative contribute
to the success of any coaching relationship. It's a book is full
of practical tools you can use to maximize what you get out
of your coaching experience." -Robert Logan
It is so much easier to work with people who are coachable.
They approach everything they do like a student, not a suspicious
critic. They have a posture that is open, not guarded – and Gary
P. Rohrmayer has seen what a difference that makes as a father,
executive leader, and personal coach.
Coachability is the ability to take advice. The Bible says, "Listen
to advice and accept instruction, that you may gain wisdom in
the future" (Proverbs 19:20 ESV). A coachable person accepts
feedback with such a high level of emotional awareness that it
allows them to grow, mature, and succeed. To be coachable is
to be willing to learn from others, from their experiences, their
expertise, and their perspectives.
In Ten Marks of a Coachable Leader, you'll discover that
coachability is simply a skill that revolves around learning how
to take advice well. Learn how to be more coachable, step by
step, all while living a life based on biblical principles in this
life-changing guide.
this book is an essential starting point. Here Gary Rohrmayer
shows how qualities like adaptability and initiative contribute
to the success of any coaching relationship. It's a book is full
of practical tools you can use to maximize what you get out
of your coaching experience." -Robert Logan
It is so much easier to work with people who are coachable.
They approach everything they do like a student, not a suspicious
critic. They have a posture that is open, not guarded – and Gary
P. Rohrmayer has seen what a difference that makes as a father,
executive leader, and personal coach.
Coachability is the ability to take advice. The Bible says, "Listen
to advice and accept instruction, that you may gain wisdom in
the future" (Proverbs 19:20 ESV). A coachable person accepts
feedback with such a high level of emotional awareness that it
allows them to grow, mature, and succeed. To be coachable is
to be willing to learn from others, from their experiences, their
expertise, and their perspectives.
In Ten Marks of a Coachable Leader, you'll discover that
coachability is simply a skill that revolves around learning how
to take advice well. Learn how to be more coachable, step by
step, all while living a life based on biblical principles in this
life-changing guide.