Synopsis
This is a book about TRANSFORMATION that involves QUESTIONS. It's actually a "Big Book." It is unlike most any self-help text you have likely ever seen. It is not a quick fix, easily readable text; it's more of a lifetime companion manual. While self-help books may often inspire, they seldom transform. Your full-bodied exploration and participation in this worthy process can only do that. The most brilliant coaches don't transform you, but they provide the means by which you can (and then they hold you accountable). You do the work! This book has provided the outline through the questions, and now it is your turn to become the author, director, and producer of your life's story. Provided you do the follow-up work of journaling as suggested, you have a magnificent avenue to transform yourself in any circumstance at any time.
To see if "The Little Book of Questions That Matter" fits, quickly peruse the section entitled: "How Do I Leverage These Questions?"
Then scan the first hundred or so questions and the final few dozen. Your life is like a treasure chest. Some of your valuables may appear to be hidden or locked away from you. These questions are the keys. A few keys may not fit, but many will unlock your treasures if you work with them.
So, go treasure hunting and let your adventure begin!
About the Author
Bob Fagan has combined successful forays into business, coaching, and golf. That has included leading turnarounds of challengedorganizations in a variety of industries at the C-Level (with never a layoff), helping build a multi-billion startup valuation from scratch, overseeing/mentoring dozens of incubator startups and non-profits, and establishing a charitable foundation. In golf, he won at thestate, collegiate, and professional levels, and coached others to do the same. He has written more than 1,900 articles, several books, and produced a DVD/CD on The Law of Attraction. Subjects have ranged from business, leadership, golf, travel, spirituality, andself-improvement. He enjoys photography, hiking, exercise, and travel, together with family life.Along with his writing, Bob Fagan's most rewarding calling has been coaching and co-creating fulfilled winners - elite athletesand performers, business execs and entrepreneurs, as well as regular folks - moving them to success and onto fulfillment. Studyinghuman performance since 1961, Bob has been curious enough to earn a BA in Economics, and an MBA with Honors in InternationalFinance & Marketing from Rollins College. After the age of sixty, he earned a Ph.D. in Holistic Counseling combining work fromCal - Berkeley, Harvard, M.I.T. Stanford, Yale, Dartmouth, Penn, Princeton, Johns Hopkins, and others. He subsequently added aDoctor of Divinity degree from the Esoteric Theological Seminary. He is a certified IIB-Coach, has held Six Sigma Black Belt andChampion designations, and is both an ordained Interfaith Minister and Chaplain. He will be the first, however, to tell you that the bestknowledge is gained outside the classroom.
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