Tuesday Morning Coaching

Great read essential principles can be taken from the book

I got this book because of Monday morning meeting and it was amazing!

Good advice that has appeared in many forms and many places. The writing is straight-forward and light, although slightly clunky at time. I'm not clear who actually wrote the book or if the whole thing is simply an extended exercise in fiction. The first-voice author throughout the book is Ryan Harris who works with a mentor named Jeff Walters while the author on the cover is David Cottrell. It includes a Forward written by Walters and a Prologue by Harris. I found that part extremely confusing.The advice is straight forward and comes down to knowing one's values, setting clear goals that reflect those values, and the focusing priorities on those goals. I like the light, conversational tone throughout which makes for a fast and understandable read. The points are made clearly and repeatedly.I'd recommend this for someone in their twenties or perhaps early thirties.

This book my mentor and I went through over an eight week period, I didn't know what to think about this book before I started to read it. I didn't believe that this small book could be as useful as it was but I can't wait to implement the simple truths into my daily life. This book is well worth the money!Tuesday Morning Coaching ... Eight Simple Truths to Boost Your Career and Your Life

Amazing book! Really inspired me! I’ve gone through a lot of leadership classes and read a lot of leadership books this is definitely on my top two list! Thank you!

I chose this rating because this is not a book one reads and closes. This book one will reread because of its value and education. I have learned so much I can't wait to start tomorrow by putting these Eight Simple Truths to work. Thank you David Cottrell.

This is a great book to read as a group and not necessarily just for management. His books are easy to read and don't take up much time with short and to the point chapters. Made you think!

I enjoyed this book but held off giving it five stars because a little too much of it is just repeats of stuff we've seen in other books. I've been a huge fan of the business philosopher Jim Rohn for years and recognized a lot of his stuff rehashed here albeit in story form.If you like this style of book i.e. business lessons couched in a simple story then you'll probably like this. Just don't expect to be blown away by any fresh information.