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Coach22's Recommended Books and Resources
Below are the top coaching resources we most often recommend for professional
coaches, ministry leaders or for coaching in church settings. Click here to
learn what our reviewers look for in our Star
Rating System.
How-to-Coach Books for those who want to learn coaching skills:
 Leadership
Coaching: The most practical and thorough Christian coaching how-to.
Coaching
for Performance: A clear, accessible intro from a business perspective.
 Coaching for Christian Leaders : An intro to coaching from a top business coach.
Listening to Coach Training Audio CDs is a great way to build coaching proficiency:
 Leadership
Coaching Live: Extensive live demos of basic coaching concepts.
Coaching Transitions: Advanced coaching techniques for engaging God in transition.
The
Master Coach Series CDs: Live demos of specific advanced asking skills.
To learn to ask powerful Coaching Questions and perfect your asking skills:
Coaching Questions: Dozens of asking tools, models, exercises and examples.
The
Master Coach Series CDs: Live demos of advanced asking skills on 3 discs.
How
to Ask Great Questions: Excellent examples of question construction.
Business Coaching resources for working with executives, managers and entrepreneurs:
Coaching
for Performance: Practical, great treatment of GROW model.
Becoming a Coaching Leader : A guide to coaching within a business organization.
Co-Active Coaching: Thorough and filled with usefyul information and examples.
General skill development resources for coaches:
The
Master Coach Series CDs: Live demos of advanced asking techniques.
The
Coaching Starter Kit: A plethora of forms, handouts & more you can
adapt.
The
Path: An excellent process for helping clients discover their life mission.
Course materials for offering Coach Training in your organization:
Peer Coach Training : Turnkey, DVD-based coach training class you can offer.
Getting
Started in Leadership Coaching: A turn-key intro course you can offer.
Blueprint for Life: A great package for offering a life purpose coaching class
If you'd like to learn what we look for when rating a book or CD, click
here.
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Who's Behind Coach22?
If
you are going to take our recommendations, maybe you should know a little
bit about your reviewers! I'm Tony
Stoltzfus (click for my full bio). I've been a professional coach
since 1999, and a mentor for many years before that. I helped found a large,
international Christian coach training school, ran it as Director of Training
for 5 years, and wrote a total of 6 semester-length coach training courses.
I have several thousand coaching hours. Since I know a lot of other professional
coaches, I've brought ones I trust in to help me review everything we carry.
What
Does Coach22 Mean?
People
often ask me what the meaning of "Coach22" is. There's no big secret—its
just a catchy name. Short, memorable domain names are hard to come by!
If
you really want a hidden meaning, "Coach22" reminds you of "Catch22",
an well-known book by Joseph Heller. The rough idea behind catch22 in the
book was, if you don't think about your future, you are insane. I think that's
a good coaching ideal.
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