The Complete Guide to Peer Coaching - Superorganizers - Every
Some of the most impactful therapy sessions of my life haven’t come from a therapy session. They didn’t involve exchanging money, or billing insurance. In fact, they didn’t even involve a therapist at all. Instead, they were part of a peer coaching practice that I’ve been doing for 2.5 years with my friend (and co-author of this piece), Casey Rosengren. We’ve explored everything from tactical business issues, to major career decisions, to romantic relationships. I’ve felt almost every emotion imaginable in our sessions, and made major changes in my life and my business because of the work we’ve done together. He has too. We invented this peer coaching format together by accident, and it has been extraordinarily useful to both of us. We think it could be helpful to a lot of other people, especially otherwise high-functioning, ambitious people who want to experiment with creating more support for themselves to work through issues in their work and their lives. This article is a guide to
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