Business leaders often are the coaches themselves. Mentoring, commenting tactics for their teams, and giving great feedback are part of their primary tasks (pas

Business leaders often are the coaches themselves. Mentoring, commenting tactics for their teams, and giving great feedback are part of their primary tasks (past a certain size). So do we really want the coaches to have coaches? How deep does the recursion go? > Pianists, orators and athletes all have coaches. Younger pianist and athletes do have coaches. That's because they can have some great abilities yet lack precious experience and maturity. And they can be helped with that by other, older practitioners who themselves may not (or no longer) be able to compete at the same level. Indeed many older pianists no longer have teachers. Many senior concert players teach as well.