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AI and the future of executive coaching

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By Nadav Klein
| Leader.co.za Verified
What the technology delivers and what only humans can provide. Four decades ago, executive coaching barely existed. Leaders who struggled with interpersonal skills, strategic thinking or meeting performance targets were often “fixed” through remedial training or simply sidelined. That was until British motor racing champion John Whitmore brought ideas from sports psychology into the corporate world, pioneering executive coaching.
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AI and the Future of Executive Coaching

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By Nadav Klein
| INSEAD Knowledge
Four decades ago, executive coaching barely existed. Leaders who struggled with interpersonal skills, strategic thinking or meeting performance targets were often “fixed” through remedial training or simply sidelined. That was until British motor racing champion John Whitmore brought ideas from sports psychology into the corporate world, pioneering executive coaching. Since then, a niche intervention for underperformers has evolved into a powerful accelerator for high-potential leaders.
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Conversations about boring topics are more interesting than we think.

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By Elizabeth Trinh, Nicole Thio, Nadav Klein
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Conversations enhance social connection and well-being, but the kinds of conversations that come to mind when thinking of these benefits are ones about interesting topics. Everyday life, however, does not spare people from conversations about boring topics. We examine the extent to which people’s expectations of conversations about boring topics are calibrated with their actual experiences.
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