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Why you need more than one business coach

Posted by Daniel Rose - March 5, 2010 - Blog

Every­body who oper­ates a small or medium busi­ness needs to have a busi­ness coach, and you prob­a­bly need more than one.

Why? Even the most highly skilled busi­ness coaches and con­sul­tants are human. They make mis­takes. If you have mul­ti­ple coaches, and “cherry pick” the best advice, you will notice three benefits.

Firstly, you’ll begin to improve your broad, strate­gic view of your busi­ness by have more expo­sure to “the big picture”.

Sec­ondly, you’ll be able to com­pare advice given by dif­fer­ent coaches, and see what works best for you.

Thirdly, you wont be reliant on a sin­gle provider to make deci­sions for you, but you’ll be mak­ing those deci­sions your­self, after being fully informed.

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