The Book of Coaching: For Extraordinary Coaches

By: Ajit Nawalkha, Neeta Bhushan

Narrated by: Jack Nolan

Length: 4 hrs and 44 mins

Publisher's Summary

This book is for you....

The coach who has so much to give, you wake up thinking about how to contribute more.

The coach who wants to make a difference in the world and build an abundant life and business in the process.

The coach who wants to be more than good....

More than great....

This book is for the coach who wants to be truly extraordinary.

This is not just a technical manual or a motivational manifesto. This is not a book with vague theories and philosophies. It's a practical, actionable guide you can come back to again and again. It includes specific structures, techniques, and tools you can consistently use to establish your reputation as an extraordinary coach and create a highly successful coaching practice.

The Book of Coaching will show you how to:

• Become an extraordinary coach using the exclusive, results-driven, three-phase approach - You, Your Methodology, and Your Business.
• Create a thriving, profitable coaching business even if you're a brand new coach.
• Implement simple but powerful personal and business strategies to get unstuck, crush fear, and consistently deliver transformational results for your clients.
• Maximize your innate genius as a coach and get clear on your long-term vision so you can rapidly grow a successful, abundant coaching business that lights you up.
• Use powerful tools and methodologies that will elevate your coaching skills, and establish your expertise and reputation as an extraordinary coach....
• ...and so much more!

©2017 Mindvalley (P)2018 Ajit Nawalkha

Great for self realization.

It was a really easy listen. I am struggling to find my voice as a young coach, stuck between a job I hate that barely pays the bills or a risk that, regardless of the pay off, is the direction I want life to take. This book helped remind me that the right decision is the one you will rest easily at the end of the day with. Great eye opener, and the humor was a plus too.

Loved it!

I love the concepts in this book. They're very helpful. The narrator was a little too slow for me at times.

Bad language doesn’t make someone tough or intelligent

There are no answers in this tired book. The writer(s) play around with coaching and business issues but their use of the “f” word only adds poor style to their poor content.

Horrible waist of an Audible Credit

I bought this book hoping to learn something about actual coaching. Instead it was a horribly written diatribe of self loathing and self promotion for the author and his sales funnel. I want my credit back.

Great book. Definitely recommend for all.

Great story, kept me interested. The narrator was boring at first however the content was worth listening for.

Just a mashup or remake of other coaching books

If it were a want my money back coin I will use it on this one.

Awesome book!

This book was excellent! Definitely recommended if you are a coach or want to be one.

great content

The narration was overly dramatic and trying way too hard to pronounce everything perfectly, to the point of ridiculousness. It was, unfortunately, distracting to the excellent content.

Amazing !

This book is insane so much great information. It covers everything. I love the teaching format. Ajit makes it easy. Great Coach! I just started the Dharma Coaching Institute I love it. I also love Ajit and Neeta Bhushan they are not only the best writers but great coaches. PLUS... the most adorable couple. This book taught me so much! I am off to buy and listen to Emotional Grit right now Written by Dr. Neeta Bhushan. So excited! See you in DCI! Much love xo

Low value content

Slow to start and at times feeling like ads. Chapters are short and low in valuable content.

Not worth your time

Superficial but pragmatic

From an academic point of view this book is too superficial and doesn’t add much to existing knowledge if you are a regular reader of similar kind of subject matter. Nonetheless from a practical point of view this book covers all major pragmatic areas of interest without indulging into any unnecessary details. A nice listen for a weekend.

Not extraordinary!

I managed to get to chapter 8, being honest I flipped a few half pages to get there! the reading technique the narrator uses seems very fake and insincere. There is far too much content on what everyone else is doing wrong, rather than getting straight to the point. The point being made about doing what you love, rather than focusing on the money side of the job is exhausted in the book. Again, I hoped it would just get right into techniques. Mabey I'll go back and flip more to see what it's got, til now, it's a no from me.

Waste of time

I have listened to tons of audiobook, but this I had to stop i chapter 5. It didn’t progress or said anything remotely profound or innovative. Simply just a long story about being true to ourself and everything will work out in the end. Maybe I missed the point or it speeds up with great tools later. I didn’t have the stamina.

Ok

Found this book ok. A little disappointing from what I was expecting. Sorry, but not for me.

Good learnings with the website support

Great book, with alot of extra support by the Mindvalley website.
Make sure you do the tasks!