Coaching career motivations – ladder climbing vs. maximizing what you have
Are you the sort of coach who looks to climb the career ladder, or are you the sort who is happy to stay in one place and make the most of what you have?
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Are you the sort of coach who looks to climb the career ladder, or are you the sort who is happy to stay in one place and make the most of what you have?
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