The Portable Coach: Twenty-Eight Sure-Fire Strategies for Business and Personal Success

Thomas J. Leonard

1998年8月 · Simon and Schuster · 旁述：Jesse Boggs

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Thomas J. Leonard is the father of personal coaching, an explosively growing movement, as well as the founder of Coach University, a virtual university that has trained thousands of personal coaches in thirty countries.

Now, in The Portable Coach, Leonard presents his 28-step Principles of Attraction program -- an exciting, profoundly transformational system that will reorient your approach to life and help you attract success, happiness, and fulfillment as surely as a magnet draws steel. Originally developed for the professional coaches at Coach University, Leonard's set of strategies draws on wisdom from psychology, career counseling, management consulting, personal growth programs, motivational training, and good old common sense. By employing the strategies in The Portable Coach you will:

• Discover What Matters Most to You
  
• Stop Chasing Success and Let it Find You
  
• Get that Promotion You Deserve
  
• Clean Up Your Personal Finances
  
• Organize Your Life
  

The Portable Coach is the closest possible thing to having the inventor of the personal coaching movement in your corner. A vigorous, highly encouraging blueprint for success, this audiobook will teach you a lively new way of honoring yourself and remaking the world on your own terms!

Copyright © 1998 by Thomas J. Leonard.

Performance copyright 1998, Simon & Schuster, Inc. All rights reserved.

關於作者

Thomas J. Lleonard (1955-2003) was the founder of CoachVille, the world's largest association and training school for personal development and corporate coaches. Through Thomas's leadership, CoachVille has grown to 9,400 members in more than seventy countries across the globe. With input from over 1,000 members of the CoachVille Research & Development Team, Thomas originated The 28 Laws of Attraction -- a comprehensive program composed of top coaching models, e-courses, and teleclasses on personal growth and development. Thomas's work has been featured in more than 200 media outlets since 1996, including Newsweek, Time, Fortune, NBC Nightly News, Los Angeles Times, and The London Times.