Business Leaders’ Self-Actualization after Meta-Coach Training — Charles DesJardins’ Research
Charles DesJardins’ historical qualitative research explores business leaders’ experience of self-actualization after Meta-Coach training. Read the summary and complete original dissertation.
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Archived doctoral dissertation by Charles DesJardins, Capella University, January 2009.
About this research
This phenomenological study explores the experiences of eight business leaders who completed Meta-Coach training. It examines their accounts of self-actualization and business performance, and reports themes from their interviews.
This is historical qualitative research, not a guarantee of coaching outcomes or a current clinical assessment. Michael Hall is listed as a committee member, not a co-author.
Read the complete original dissertation
The complete 153-page original PDF, including its abstract, methodology, findings, references and appendices, is available below. The original author credit, copyright and layout are retained. This page is a reading guide, not a full web transcription.
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