Jesus, Life Coach: Learn from the Best

[Jesus, Life Coach : Learn from the Best] I'm female & in business (we all are in one way or another!) and I don't agree that this is all business, or just for women. I felt this book was relevant for personal life as much as for business relationships. I want my husband to listen to it, and sent it to my best friend, and plan to send it to others I think would enjoy it. It is not new information, nor was The Path, but like The Path, it reinforces good principals that have been around a long time, reintroducing them into our awareness. It is about inventorying our vision, motives & inner life, and our relationships -- with ourselves, other people & with God. Laurie Beth Jones cites examples from the Master Himself. Regardless of whether or not you are a Believer, Jesus is a very good teacher & great role model. This book is a good follow up to The Path, and the author recommends first doing the exercises in it before proceeding to "Life Coach". I listen to these books on audio -- I enjoy them more that way. I have to say, the intro on Life Coach was hard to get through & put me off (kinda pithy) but once I got past that (it wasn't very long) it got good & I believe everyone could benefit from it. I don't know if I WOULD have listened to it when I was younger (and already knew everything), but wish I had been able to.

This book is wonderful reading and allowing the Holy Spirit to help to be victorious!

Connect with your co-workers and employees as you follow the greatest trainer of all time!Would your 12 best friends all die for you and will people still be remembering you in 2000 years? Maybe, just Maybe, You might want to follow His “lead”!

As a beginning coach I found many very simple yet profound ideas to share with future clients. Early in the book I found a power phrase, "The essence of Christianity is that each person is basically given a new part--new script--new reality. My humble position is to allow the men and women I work with to explorer these areas.

This book had me in tears, I think because of the truths contained within it. It's not a sad book but gives the reader so many reasons to rejoice, reminding us of the love, grace and mercy of God and Jesus Christ. I recommend this for anyone struggling to make sense or wanting to make more sense of a seemingly senseless world. I do warn you though, that the author makes many references to her other works, with which I was unfamiliar. The main thing I felt I lacked from knowing her other books, was having a personal mission statement. The Path, by the same author, helps readers develop personal mission statements and vision statements and is also a great read.

Is an amazing perspective as a Coach.It helps you have more empathy and is amazing how every little chapter makes you reflect on parts of your life. I reach out to this book everytime I’m feeling anxious or sad about something around me. Highly recommended

Her style of writing paints such a vivid picture in your mind so that on recalling the image, the whole "lesson" of that particular chapter is brought to mind too. So in a quick thought the power of the point being made is reinforced. The whole book is full of these images, these lessons, these productive ways of looking at our lives by seeing how Jesus lived His. I loved this powerful little book.

I purchased this book for a graduation gift. It arrived in a timely fashion and looked brand new! Thanks!

It is a faith-based coaching book. Even if you have no interest or background in Christianity, this would not disappoint you.

Ein super Buch .Ich habe es intensiv durchgearbeitet und es hat mich sehr bereichert.Als Coach ist dieses Buch für meine Bibliothek eine echt tolle Ergänzung.Die Lexionen sind so rechhaltig das sie mehrmals genutzt werden können .

I'm not sure that I buy into the whole Jesus CEO model on which even this offering from Laurie Beth Jones is based. I'm also not sure whether we can copy things quite so directly from Jesus' life as Jones would want to suggest.However, if you see this book as a series of thoughts about how Jesus might coach you if he were sitting across the table from you today, then you'll probably get a lot out of this book. It's very applicable to life, it will make you think and start asking yourself some challenging questions. But it's not really a justification for viewing Jesus as a life coach!

I loved it and recommend it to anyone