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🎙️ TAC #008: Knowledge working, coaching when you don’t know where it's going, feedback on a recent coaching session
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🎙️ TAC #008: Knowledge working, coaching when you don’t know where it's going, feedback on a recent coaching session

[AUDIO] Join Chris as he talks you through his week in coaching. He shares with you how he approaches his work as a coach and he picked out two key coaching lessons for you to integrate into your work
Chris Marr
Nov 24, 2023
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Hey Coach,

I’ve been a remote knowledge worker for over ten years, and one of my greatest sources of inspiration for this way of working is Cal Newport. His ‘Deep Work’ ph…

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