Review: Spiritual Without Breaching, a Solid Coaching Book
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 13, 2014
One of the things that I always find interesting about books on coaching is that they usually push you very hard. Using a more subtle approach, Benny Gal creates a good book with a great deal of fellowship at the forefront of the teachings here. Using religious ideas and putting them into a real world solution for a better life, you will find that spirituality doesn’t have to hit you over the head and knock you out. I loved how personal this book was, and how easy it was to read. Not only that, I enjoyed the religious tones and more importantly, the larger picture.The explanations of the inner patterns really found its way into my perception. Not only that, in chapter six, the notion of fixing instinct was definitely well rooted in a good thing. Whether you need a little bit of encouragement or you’re looking at changing your life for the better, this book can help in a very real manner. Usually religious rooted books are heavy handed, but this one isn’t. It’s written a conversational manner and while it does push a little, it never feels like the author is trying hard to control your life or to sell you something. I appreciated that, and found some of the lessons to be powerful.