by Russell Heath | Nov 2, 2021 | Book Reviews
Getting Real Getting Real by Susan Campbell was the first book I read when I started coaching school. Of the scores of self-help, psychology, neuroscience, coaching theory, and coaching practice books I have read since then, this one remains the most valuable....
by Russell Heath | Apr 9, 2021 | Book Reviews
A Guide to the Good Life For many years now, a popular pathway to a better life—at least among the Western liberal set—has been Buddhism. Buddhism, which in its pure form, is secular—there is no deity–offers a complex and detailed pathway to reducing one’s...
by Russell Heath | Feb 21, 2021 | Book Reviews
Coaching to the Human Soul: Volume 1 Coaching to the Human Soul, Volume 1 is the first of a four-volume exploration of ontological coaching. It is technical and written for coaches and those interested in the theoretical and professional application of ontological...
by Russell Heath | Jan 5, 2021 | Book Reviews
The Last Word on Power The Last Word on Power provides the essential core of ontological coaching. It is a difficult book—one full of jargon and non-intuitive concepts. It is easy to think you understand it until you try and put it into practice and discover...
by Russell Heath | Nov 6, 2020 | Book Reviews
Fierce Conversations Fierce Conversations is one of a small handful of books that I consistently recommend to my clients. This book is best suited to managers and leaders in profit and nonprofit organizations, but any person who lives and works with other humans—which...
by Russell Heath | Oct 8, 2020 | Book Reviews
Responsibility Rebellion Ramsay provides a good overview of the current thinking about what makes for a happy, productive, and fulfilled life. He argues that to achieve a good life, one must develop personal mastery. Personal mastery requires that we learn how to...
