

When do you need a personal coach?
Is it high time that a coach be behind an executive, much like Hank Haney behind Tiger Woods? When do you or your people need one?
At the age of six, Tiger Woods began competing in golf tournaments. His father Earl was his coach. In the year 2000, he won four major golf tournaments--the U.S. Open, the U.S. Amateur, the British Open, and the British Amateur. He was 24.
Today Tiger is considered the greatest golfer in the world. And who is Hank Haney? His coach today. Even at his current stature, Tiger still has and needs a coach. Wondering? Muhammad Ali had Joe Elsby Martin, Sr. and Maria Sharapova has Robert Lansdorp. It is clear that behind great sports figures are coaches, their…
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