THE RESEARCH EDIT

Research worth knowing.

Coaching research can be valuable without being overwhelming.

The Research Edit takes research related to coaching, learning, motivation, behavior, relationships, and development and translates it into ideas you can actually use in your practice.

Read the research. Consider the practice. Make your own edit.

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EXPLORE RESEARCH

How the research edit works

From the article to the coaching conversation. Every research edit answers four questions.

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THE STUDY

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What did they examine?

THE FINDING

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What did they learn?

THE EDIT

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What does it make us think about?

IN PRACTICE

What could this look like?

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The Coaching Session Companion

A simple, practical guide to help you stay present, ask better questions, and support meaningful progress.