It happens to every professional coach or mentor at some time. What seemed like a fairly straightforward, normal assignment turns into a nightmare. Perhaps the client refuses to engage with the coaching process, or terminates early, or their boss decides that change isn’t happening fast enough, or you feel that the client is demanding far…
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