Seminole, FL -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/18/2011 -- Eric Schmidt, CEO of Google, was recently interviewed on CNNMoney.com and revealed that he has a personal coach to help him be an extraordinary boss.

“Every athlete has a coach,” Schmidt rationalizes very confidently, and adds, “People are never good at seeing themselves as others see them…a coach help’s you see what you’ve been missing.”

Google’s revenue in 2010 is estimated to be about $30 billion, which is about 25% increase from 2009. Evidently, Boss Schmidt has figured out how to be an extraordinary leader.

And now Tampa Bay has a unique opportunity to learn more about what these coaches do to improve their client’s lives, relationships, careers and businesses.

On Friday, January 28th, 2010, from 12:00 – 2:00 p.m., Tampa Bay Psychotherapist and Relationship Coach Ken Donaldson will present The Exceptional Coach: What You Can Do (Can’t Do), Must Do and Will Do to Coach Your Clients to Their Ultimate Success.

This event is sponsored by the Tampa Bay Professional Coaches Association and will take place at the exquisite Centre Club at 123 S. Westshore Blvd (in the Urban Centre, 8th Floor) in Tampa.

In this program, Coach Ken will demonstrate how to:

• Use simple initial assessment tools to obtain the most useful information from your clients, quickly and accurately.

• Create an empowering, inspiring and motivating coaching plan/life plan to assist your clients in achieving all their goals and fulfilling their vision.

• Assist your clients in developing a rock-solid boundary template (a.k.a. The Relationship Success Template)with their relationships and their career.

• Design a simple work-life balance system to help your clients sustain maximum balance in all areas of their lives.

With the proper tools and skills, the coaching experience will generate maximum focus and maximum results!

The cost is $20 for TBPCA members and 25$ for non-members, which includes a buffet lunch.

Your RSVP is required and registration is requested by Tues. Jan 18th.

You may register online at www.tbpca.com , click on “MORE”, then “Event Registration.”

Direct questions should be directed to the TBPCA administrator by emailing office@tbpca.com or calling 813-967-1823.