Coaching Blog - Personal Development

What if, instead of doing everything at once, you focused on just ...  one thing ? In a world where everyone is constantly busy and the calendar is overloaded with tasks due "yesterday," a book emerges that says: Hey, slow down! Do less – achieve more. Sounds like another coaching cliché? Maybe so. But "One Thing" manages to convince us that there's power in simplicity – and that sometimes less really is more . New York Times bestselling authors Gary Keller a

Today, I am reviewing another book that is worth reading. This time it will be " Who Moved My Cheese ?" by Spencer Johnson . It is a New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestseller, an almost cult book, with a powerful message: “It is not true that changes are the most important thing. There's simply nothing else important. Be open to changes, don't fight them." "Who Moved My Cheese: An A-Mazing Way to Deal with Change in Your Work and in Your Life" by Spencer Johnson and

Today, I present a review of another book worth reading at least once in your life. This time, it will be an international bestseller,  featuring a foreword by  Marshall Goldsmith , recognized as one of the world's top  executive coaches . "Change Your Questions Change Your Life: 12 Powerful Tools for Leadership, Coaching, and Life" by Marilee Adams I refer to the 4th edition of this book. The first two held the subtitle "10 Powerful Tools for Life and Work."   1. What is

Today, we are starting a new category of posts on the Empowerment Coaching Krakow blog. We will regularly publish reviews of valuable books . These are books worth reading at least once and often worth returning to discover new insights. These books moved us or inspired us to make significant changes. They contain valuable knowledge and practical personal development tips that lead to a better, fulfilled life. We start our series with Don Miguel Ruiz's New York Times