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Tiger Woods doesn't have a coach because he sucks at golf, he has one because he wants to be his best in his game always. It's the same with Andre Agassi, or Olympic athletes or top executives/business people. There are many reasons to hire a coach, but the main one is to have them help you have a better time at the Games you are playing and Win in the way that's important to you. Here are some ways you can play with Coaching. You can hire a coach for yourself. You can hire a coach for someone else. You can hire a coach for your team or group. Or you can set up your own Play Group. If you're interested in hiring a Coach to "Play Your Way to a Great Life and Success", then click here. If you want to form your own Play Group then keep reading below.

In the spirit of Play and the definition of Game (joyous communion), it’s obviously more fun to play with others.  So I’ve come up with an idea that you can choose to follow or not.  It’s based in setting up a group of people to play a game that you all agree is worth playing.  It could be growing all of your businesses, it could be personal development, it could be a special project or a community give back. Whatever you wish.  It’s just the idea that when we’re playing with others, we can often get much more done than playing alone.

Step 1. Buy The Game of Coaching Book

Step 2. Get a bunch of people you want to play with together and form a Coaching Play Group

Step 3. Get books for everyone in the team (reading over each other’s shoulder is a drag and besides, it’s not as much fun for people if they have to work with a single player who has the only copy of how the game can be played, it’s too conTrollish).

Step 4. Generate a Game worth playing with an experience you’d like to have.  Coaching Play Groups can of course take any form and in putting one together you already have some questions that will help you determine how you want to play.  By simply working through the Basic Elements listed in the Game of Coaching book, you and your group can design your own game and then play it for however long you desire and in whatever fashion looks good on you. 

Step 5. (optional) Once you put your group together, send me a brief email about what you’re up to.  It should include a laser-like description of the following:

• What the game is
• How long you’re playing (1 month? 1 year? 1 time?)
• How your game is to be played
• Who the players are (optional)
• Periodic progress reports on how the game is going (monthly is best)
• How the Game turned out (especially big wins)

What will get done is this. We’ll:

• Collect these updates periodically
• Post some* of them on the monthly Game of Coaching News page

so others can be inspired by your game