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Rah o Chah-e Coaching Book by Sakineh Mirzaei

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Author
Sakineh Mirzaei
Product Type
Printed Book
Origin
Iran
Format
Paperback
Weight
200 g (7.05 oz)
Delivery date
Oct 24 — Oct 31
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Rah o Chah-e Coaching Book by Sakineh Mirzaei

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"Rah o Chah-e Coaching" by Sakineh Mirzaei is a profound journey into the world of coaching, crafted from the author's meticulous notes penned in a dedicated journal. With a retrospective glance at these notes, Mirzaei realized that compiling them into a book could articulate her perspective on coaching more accurately. As you delve into the pages of this book, you are immersed in the author's reflections and insights, making it an intimate experience for both the writer and the reader. Derived from the author's personal observations and reflections, "Rah o Chah-e Coaching" serves as a valuable guide to the principles of coaching. Mirzaei expresses hope that the book will have a meaningful impact on various aspects of readers' lives, echoing the universal nature of coaching and its relevance to people worldwide.

Specifications

Persian Title

کتاب راه و چاه کوچینگ اثر سکینه میرزایی

ISBN

9786225467125

Book Size

Quarto

Genre & Theme

A success-focused book on coaching methods and personal development.

Language

Published in Persian (Farsi).

Additional information

Weight 200 g
Condition

New

Product Type

Printed Book

Genre

Self-Help

Format

Paperback

Origin

Iran

Author Sakineh Mirzaei

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