As we have done with the first three generativity roles, we now explore the compelling reasons and rewards for Generativity Four. We approach these reasons from two perspectives. The first perspective…
As we have done with the first three generativity roles, we now explore the compelling reasons and rewards for Generativity Four. We approach these reasons from two perspectives. The first perspective…
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Published in, and reproduced with permission from, choice, the magazine of professional coaching www.choice-online.com by Suzi Pomerantz and Steve Gladis originally published in June 2009. Coaching i…
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I recently was talking to a man living in our community who I have come to respect and who has become something of a teacher for me. His name is Keven O’Brian and he served for many years on a US Airc…
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