[New Book Release 5/24] Coach A Chairman Yoshiyuki Suzuki Publishes 'The Sage's Question to Find What You Really Want to Do'
Coach A announced the publication of 'The Sage's Question to Find What You Really Want to Do' by Chairman Yoshiyuki Suzuki, set to be released by Discover 21 on May 24, 2026.
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Coach A (Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard: 9339), an executive coaching firm driving organizational transformation, announced that its Chairman, Yoshiyuki Suzuki, will release a new book titled 'The Sage's Question to Find What You Really Want to Do' on May 24, 2026, through Discover 21.
This book is aimed at individuals living their daily lives with questions such as, 'Am I okay as I am?' or 'What do I really want to do?' It offers a perspective on proactively choosing one's own life through the power of questioning.
Suzuki, who has been involved in executive coaching for over 200 executives, portrays the 'power of questions' he has cultivated over many years of practice through an allegorical story.
In the book, through the dialogue between a young person lost in life and a sage, it presents the view that 'what you want to do is not something to be found, but something to be created.' The process where the sage does not provide answers but rather encourages the young person's awareness and actions through questions reflects the essence of coaching: 'bringing out the possibilities of the other person through questions.'
A key feature of the book is that readers can experience the questions themselves, not just read the story. While tracing the dialogue of the characters, readers can direct questions at themselves and face their own values and intentions.
This book is recommended for business professionals who want to think about their own way of living and decision-making, as well as for managers and leaders who want to nurture the autonomy of their subordinates and teams.
This book is aimed at individuals living their daily lives with questions such as, 'Am I okay as I am?' or 'What do I really want to do?' It offers a perspective on proactively choosing one's own life through the power of questioning.
Suzuki, who has been involved in executive coaching for over 200 executives, portrays the 'power of questions' he has cultivated over many years of practice through an allegorical story.
In the book, through the dialogue between a young person lost in life and a sage, it presents the view that 'what you want to do is not something to be found, but something to be created.' The process where the sage does not provide answers but rather encourages the young person's awareness and actions through questions reflects the essence of coaching: 'bringing out the possibilities of the other person through questions.'
A key feature of the book is that readers can experience the questions themselves, not just read the story. While tracing the dialogue of the characters, readers can direct questions at themselves and face their own values and intentions.
This book is recommended for business professionals who want to think about their own way of living and decision-making, as well as for managers and leaders who want to nurture the autonomy of their subordinates and teams.
FAQ
Is this book suitable for people other than business professionals?
Yes, it is helpful for anyone facing career or life dilemmas, aiding in making proactive choices.
Is it written as a story?
Yes, it uses an allegorical story format of a young person and a sage to help readers experience the coaching process.
Is it based on actual coaching experience?
Yes, it reflects the practical insights gained from Yoshiyuki Suzuki's experience coaching over 200 executives.