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INTRODUCTION
1. From this point forward, the word coach refers to anyone using the skills and abilities described in this book, whether you are a professional coach, you are an internal coach or leader in a company, or you use a coaching approach to your conversations. The word client refers to the person being coached. Clients include people who don’t pay for coaching such as employees and peers.
PART I
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3. Adler, Social Interest.
4. John Dewey, How We Think (Boston: D. C. Heath, 1910), 51.
5. Dewey, How We Think ...
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