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Christy Stuber and Ken McKellar hosts The Coaching Book Club Podcast, a business show with 26 episodes published.
Send a text What if one of the most powerful ways to strengthen your coaching wasn’t another framework — but play? In this episode of The Coaching Book Club Podcast, Christy and Ken explore Coaching with a Twist: Improv
Send a text In this episode of the Coaching Book Club Podcast, Christy Stuber and Ken McKellar explore Talk to Me Nice by Minda Harts — a powerful book on building trust in professional relationships. If coaching is buil
Send a text In this reflective and engaging episode of The Coaching Book Club Podcast, Christy and Ken dive into Humble Inquiry (Third Edition) by Edgar and Peter Schein. Through thoughtful storytelling and real coaching
Send a text What actually helps people change — and what quietly gets in the way? In this episode of The Coaching Book Club Podcast , Christy Stuber and Ken McKellar explore Helping People Change: Coaching with Compassio
Send a text In this episode of the Coaching Book Club Podcast , Christy and Ken explore Simplifying Coaching by Claire Pedrick — a short but powerful book that challenges the assumption that more complexity makes coachin
Send a text In this episode of The Coaching Book Club Podcast , Christy Stuber and Ken McKellar explore The Extended Mind by Annie Murphy Paul—a compelling look at how thinking extends beyond the brain and into our bodie
Send a text In this episode of the Coaching Book Club Podcast , Christy and Ken dive into True to You by Kathleen Smith, a powerful guide for staying grounded in yourself while navigating anxiety, expectations, and relat
Send a text In this follow-up to our first episode on Strong Ground by Brené Brown, Christy and Ken dive deeper into what it means to coach from grounded confidence rather than from protection. They reflect on how this s
Send a text In this episode of The Coaching Book Club Podcast , Christy and Ken explore Strong Ground by Brené Brown — a powerful invitation to lead and coach from the inside out. Instead of chasing polished performance,
Send a text In this episode of the Coaching Book Club Podcast , Christy and Ken explore The Canary Code by Ludmila Praslova, PhD — a transformative guide on neurodiversity, dignity, and intersectional belonging at work.
Send a text In this episode of The Coaching Book Club Podcast, Christy and Ken explore The Possible Self by Maja Djikic — a practical and reflective guide for coaches navigating identity, mindset, and growth. Together, t
Send a text In this episode of The Coaching Book Club Podcast , Christy and Ken explore Never Not Working by Melissa Clark — a thought-provoking book that distinguishes between healthy work engagement and workaholism. Wh
Send a text In this episode of The Coaching Book Club Podcast , Christy and Ken explore Coaching A to Z by Haesun Moon—a beautifully structured and story-rich guide that brings coaching to life through powerful language
Send a text In this episode, we dig into The ONE Thing by Gary Keller—one of those deceptively simple books that sticks with you. Together, we explore how this book can help coaches clarify purpose, reduce noise, and cre
Send a text In this episode of The Coaching Book Club Podcast , Christy and Ken dive into Wellness by Nathan Hill — a sweeping work of literary fiction and an Oprah Book Club pick from 2023. While it may not be a traditi
Send a text In this episode of The Coaching Book Club Podcast , Christy Stuber and Ken McKellar explore The Promise That Changes Everything by Nancy Kline—a book that dares us to make one powerful commitment: “I won’t in
Send a text In this episode of The Coaching Book Club Podcast , Christy and Ken explore the transformative power of improv through Yes, And by Kelly Leonard and Tom Yorton of The Second City. Blending humor with coaching
Send a text In this episode of The Coaching Book Club Podcast , Christy Stuber and Ken McKellar dive into Breakthrough Coaching by Marcia Reynolds—a must-read for coaches striving to deepen their presence, build trust, a
Send a text In this episode of The Coaching Book Club , Christy Stuber and Ken McKellar explore James by Percival Everett and its profound lessons for coaches on identity, safety, and performance. Through the lens of thi
Send a text What does it really mean for a client to be “ready” for coaching? And how do we, as coaches, avoid stealing the learning by inserting our own insights? In this episode of the Coaching Book Club Podcast , Chri
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The Coaching Book Club Podcast is hosted by Christy Stuber and Ken McKellar. The show is categorised under business (education) and has published 26 episodes.
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