- Presents the latest neuroscientific research in an accessible and practical way for coaches and managers who coach
- Demonstrates the benefits neuroscience offers the coaching practice, including how to create the best coaching environment and the opportunity to ask more tailored questions to find an effective intervention
- Provides helpful tools and insights, including from Marshall Goldsmith and Susan Grandfield, on coaching concepts such as goals, decision-making and motivation to enable coaches to deliver greater value to their clients
- New to this edition: updated material on key brain concepts and chemicals; new tools and techniques in coaching areas including expectations and loneliness; new material and insights for managers who coach