Recommended Coaching Books & Articles
A curated list related to coaching organized in categories: development, change, skills, executive coaching, group and teams, practice, and management.
1504, 2024
1601, 2023
PODCAST | Manager As Coach
On the Paradigm Shifts podcast, Kayshia Kruger and I discuss the role managers can and should play in the workplace … Manager As Coach.
3007, 2022
Suggested Reading for Coaches
Some of my favorites include books related to Appreciative Inquiry, change, coaching practices and skills, Gestalt approach, helping relationships, human development, and interpersonal relationships.
1907, 2021
Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion (JEDI) in Organization Development
Every day, we experience, see, or learn more about inequalities, injustice, flaws in human relations, racism, equity, and our hallmarks of governing.
0907, 2021
Available Now: Development Guide for Effective Ministry Competencies
Available now, the tips in this guide provide practical guidance to help you develop the key competencies of congregational leadership.
1604, 2021
35 High Impact Books
Recently, I asked LinkedIn followers to share their recommendations for high impact books. Here are the top responses I received.
0802, 2021
Terms for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Social Identity
Diversity, equity, inclusion and justice are not new. The challenges of each have been present since (dare I say) the beginning of time. Thank goodness, that today there is a heightened awareness of the need to consciously, intentionally and proactively work to be inclusive, appreciate and leverage diversity, practice equity, and seek justice. Many social identities—e.g., race, gender, sexual orientation, religion,
2404, 2020
If We Had Only Known: Experiences from Use of Self Educators
The following appears in Organization Development Review, Winter/Spring 2020, Volume 52 Number 1. It is co-authored by myself and Heather Berthoud. A PDF of the formatted article as it appears in the review is available here. ______________ Every day we use our “self”. How did we learn to do this consciously? And, how can we teach others to be more aware
2204, 2020
PUBLISHED: Stories of Success From the Western North Carolina and North Carolina Conferences of the United Methodist Church
Building on the experiences of 15 successful congregational leaders in the United Methodist Church, John Bennett, Ph.D., and Julie Gawle along with five graduate students (Emily Carpenter, Brendan Coffey, Danielle Frottier, Laurie Meek, and Tori Scarborough) from the McColl School of Business at Queens University of Charlotte, identify and explore leadership behaviors that support congregational vitality. In this study, 15 pastors