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The power of peer coaching


Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1999
Weight
305 KB
Volume
1999
Category
Article
ISSN
1087-8149

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✦ Synopsis


ven before Earl Mollerud E opened his first Kids' Hair salon in Minneapolis in 1992, he thought his business had the potential to grow into a national chain-and he was both thrilled and fearful about the prospect. groups of ten to twelve business owners who meet monthly for three hours. The groups are led by a hditator-consdtant who guides and challenges members to clam@ their business goals.

"Here was a p u p of people going through the same things I was," recalls Mollerud. "When I joined three years ago, I was just starting to look for outside capital-one of the most disheartening times in an entrepreneur's career. And through Leaders need a way to break their isolation. m "It's hard because I can't confide my fears to my employees," he explains.'Tve got to keep the game fice on fbr them. I have my wife to


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