Yale Professor Pens Book to Improve Performance at Work

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Renowned clinical and forensic psychologist, leadership coach, and author Dr. Eric Frazer announces the release of his highly anticipated new book, "Coached Without Limits: 52 Skills to Unleash Extraordinary Leadership", a transformative exploration of how psychology, neuroscience, and leadership science intersect to unlock human performance and potential, Even the best leaders hit plateaus. this book will show how to break through them with 52 proven leadership skills - one for each week of the year.

In "Coached Without Limits", Dr. Frazer draws on more than two decades of clinical and consulting experience to reveal the mindset, habits, and science-backed strategies that drive sustainable growth - in business, leadership, and life. The book serves as a practical roadmap for leaders, entrepreneurs, and coaches seeking to cultivate high-performing teams and thrive in today's complex, rapidly changing works.

Practical Strategies Offered by the Book

Inside, you'll discover practical strategies to:

  • Unlock untapped potential in yourself and others
  • Lead with clarity and confidence under pressure
  • Inspire commitment instead of compliance
  • Build resilience and lasting momentum
"We are all capable of mor than we thing - but most people are coached within limits that don't exist," says Dr. Frazer. "This book is about redefining those limits and learning to coach from a place of possibility, purpose, and performance. Extraordinary leasers aren't born. They are built one skill at a time."

About Eric Frazer

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Dr. Frazer, a part-time faculty member at Yale School of Medicine and a recognized thought leader in performance psychology, integrated insights from neuroscience, behavioral economics, and positive psychology. "Coached Without Limits" also includes real-world examples from his work with Fortune 500 Executives, athletes, and organizations pursuing excellence in high-stakes environments. In 2019, he published "The Psychology of Top Talent", a guide to identifying and hiring high performers.

The book's release comes at a time when leaders and professionals alike are seeking evidence-based strategies to enhance performance, manage change and build resilience.

"Coached Without Limits" is available in hardcover, eBook, and audiobook formats.

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