The Evolution of Training and Coaching - How to Explode Your Company Fast

Scott Palat

Summary

This business coaching manual from a successful entrepreneur reveals strategies for leaders and employees to take a corporation to the next level. 
 
If you are a leader or even the face of your company, this feel good transformational story will show you how every obstacle you encounter is just part of your evolution. If you continue to evolve to your fullest potential and take this challenge seriously, you will inevitably become the top leader in your industry and a hero within your company. 
 
The difference between being a good versus a great leader is simple. Great leaders go for it. If you want to take your company to all new heights and stand out from the competition, you’re about to discover an exact method that will allow you to overcome fear and go for your biggest goals in a very strategic way. If you are already considered an expert in your field, but want to become the best you can be, and impact even more people, this book will open your mind to a new way of thinking. 
 
If you are a trainer or manager in charge of hiring or overseeing others within your company, this book will help you create results focused procedures while making employees accountable to them. 
 
When all said and done, the ideas in this book could be the reason for your company’s sky rocketing success!

Available since: 02/03/2015.

Print length: 99 pages.

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