The Coaching Habit

manuscript through three rounds of editing, from big-picture
changes to fine-tuning the minutiae (and thank you Seth for the
connection). Judy Phillips brought an eagle eye to the
proofreading. Jesse Finkelstein and Megan Jones of Page Two, my
publishing consultants, have helped us navigate the landscape of
self-publication as savvy professionals rather than stumbling
amateurs. And Peter Cocking has designed a book that has
elegance and style, a book I love for its look and feel, not just for
its content. My co-conspirator Mark Bowden came up with the
book’s subtitle, which is perfect.
Box of Crayons has an extraordinary team of people who we
feel lucky to have help us make our dint in the universe. Thank you
to Charlotte Riley, Denise Aday, Ana Garza-Robillard, Peter
Hatch, Sonia Gaballa, Sylvana La Selva, Ernest Oriente, Rona
Birenbaum, Warren McCann, Frank Merran. A special “hat tip” to
Robert Kabwe of Poplogik, who has helped shape the design of
this book, and to Stan McGee, who helped plan and run the
marketing of the book’s launch.
Box of Crayons specializes in helping busy managers coach in
ten minutes or less, and our programs are delivered by a
wonderful group of master facilitators. Thanks to our current
faculty, Lea Belair, Helene Bellerose, Jamie Broughton, Tina Dias,
Jonathan Hill, Leanne Lewis and Susan Lynne. You can learn more
about each of these lovely people at BoxOfCrayons.biz.
Someone once said behind every successful man is a surprised
woman. Marcella Bungay Stanier, VP of Everything Else, and