The Master Coach

Leading with Character, Building Connections, and Engaging in Extraordinary Conversations

De: Gregg Thompson

Narrado por: Zackary Turner

Today, coaching is recognized as one of the most effective human resource development processes available, and it is becoming increasingly popular in organizations of all sizes. Faced with historically low levels of employee engagement - as little as 13 percent, according to Gallup's latest survey - business leaders see coaching as key to unlocking the human talent, creativity, and innovation hiding in plain sight in their workplaces. And rather than bringing in coaches for this purpose, they want to integrate coaching into their company culture - a 2015 study by the International Coaching Federation and the Human Capital Institute found that 81 percent of organizations surveyed planned to train managers or leaders in coaching skills.

The Master Coach was written for these leaders and is perfectly positioned to become the definitive work on the topic. Drawing on the wealth of experience that has made Gregg Thompson and Bluepoint Leadership Development the choice of numerous Fortune 100 companies, it illuminates the essence of what it takes to be a great coach. The Master Coach will appeal to leaders at all organization levels, showing them how to make a significant shift in their attitudes, values, and behaviors and become more coach-like in all their daily interactions and conversations.

The Master Coach is based on the simple but profound 3Cs Coaching Model. This proven approach asserts that to master the art of coaching one must have an exemplary character that invites the trust of others, be able to form rapid connections with others at a deeply personal level, and have the ability to initiate and guide intense, attitude-changing conversations. At every step, Thompson reminds listeners that coaching is not merely about what the coach says or does; it's about who he or she is.

©2018 Gregg Thompson (P)2018 Made for Success

Good tidbits but mediocre recording

Had some useful information and definitely several things made me pause the playback so I could *really* think about them. My chief complaint was that the recording has several stops/starts, repeated sentences with noticeably different voice inflection, and even one throat clearing. Quality of recording detracted from the content for me.

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I bought the audiobook and it was so good, I bought the hard copy. It is full of insight. It’s not full of bullet points to be a coach, but rather what a coach is and isn’t as well as the philosophies a master coach should embody to be the best coach possible. Well worth the read!

Amazing

Great insight. You will lean something new every time you read. Must have for every coach and leader

great book, well narrated, terribly edited

the book contains a really valuable message but the editing makes it hard to appreciate. Many sentences were repeated and a cough can be heard at one point.

good content but needs editing

It seems the audio editor was asleep at the wheel. Tha narrator often struggled with pronunciation and repeats lines that seem to give the impression he thought the mistakes would be cut from the end result. Otherwise, I think the content is helpful.

Good book bad production values

Some repetition and poor editing of narration of an otherwise good book. A pity

Very good, though the narration is a too fast, unnatural and unedited

The book is surprisingly good, but the narration is annoying. He goes too fast without giving some extra “breath” to the materials- it creates a technical feeling to some areas, and some points doesn't sink well because of this too. Weirdly enough it seems even poorly edited as the narrator coughed and paused couple of times or even repeated over a sentence one time (?!?)
But the book is good 👍

Worth the money.

I don't regret a cent of this book. I'll be listening to it many times over.

better than I expected

one of the best book about coaching.
I have read and listen to a lot of books about coaching and this one have a different approach to it.

Very insightful

Unlike similar books which present a lot of fluff, this book has substance that gives a guide into being a coach. I think the hard copy book would be an essential reference for anyone who wants to be a coach.

There are a few parts where the narrator repeats lines, but it didn't detract too much from the book. It may have also been missed by the editors.