John Agno: 8 books

What makes "Women, Know Yourself" different? North America's top coaches of executive women, Barb McEwen and John Agno, have documented over three years, proven coaching solutions that have worked well for their career women clients. These exclusive self-coaching secrets discovered...

What makes "Women and Time" different? North America's top coaches of executive women, Barb McEwen and John Agno, have documented over three years, proven coaching solutions that have worked well for their career women clients. These exclusive self-coaching secrets discovered by successful...

The concept for the book came about because of the very real, very important needs that the authors' female coaching clients repeatedly expressed. Year-after-year, the authors have heard women’s frustrations as they struggle with the countless roles and duties that are routinely placed upon them. It...

The faux pas many women make is that they believe their wardrobe is a reflection of who they are. They are attempting to project their distinctiveness and their individuality. Others prefer to wear what is comfortable thinking that this is appropriate since they’ve noticed others in the office also...

With so much structural change happening within the world economy, people recognize that we need effective leaders more than ever before. Developing commitment within organizations and in a world of "free agents" and "volunteer" talent is not an easy assignment...and will require effective leadership...

The reader would normally look up a question of interest in the Table of Contents and then proceed to read that self-coaching answer within the book. The insights in this book are meant to help you develop the leadership skills necessary to become the master of yourself so you will be ready,...

Baby Boomers are becoming aware that they are experiencing a different type of retirement than the previous generation. Compared to other generations, these confident and independent Baby Boomers admit that: + They need more money than their parents' generation to live comfortably. + Their...

Most Baby Boomers (the cohort of Americans born between 1946 and 1964) believe that they will still be working during their retirement years. Eight in ten say they plan to work at least part-time--and others envision starting their own business or working full-time at a new job or career--according...