I know I said we were wrapping up the “learn how to do cool stuff” series (which we are) and getting back to awesome interviews with successful peeps, but this was a topic I couldn’t pass up because it is SO valuable. Hiring a coach. There are amazing success stories and disaster stories. How do you do it right? Justin Lukasavige, President of Lukas Coaching, is in the house today for a discussion on what to do and what not to do. Enjoy!
The Dos and Don'ts of Hiring a Business Coach: A Conversation with Justin Lukasavige
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397 days ago
I think advice like this is very helpful these days. There are lots of business coaches out there. Figuring out what kind you need would seem to be critically important.