Timothy Gallwey

Timothy Gallwey is the US Chairman of Performance Consultants International, the foremost provider of coaching, leadership development and performance improvement in the workplace globally. Widely acknowledged as the godfather of the current coaching movement, Tim developed The Inner Game in the mid-1970s and has spent three decades inspiring successful organizations including long-term clients Apple, AT&T, The Coca Cola Company and Rolls Royce with whom he shared The Inner Game of leadership, sales, change management and teamwork. His bestselling Inner Game series of books set forth a new methodology for coaching and the development of personal and professional excellence in a variety of fields. His books have led many to realize that the Inner Game holds the key to the outer game of their lives.  

“There is always an inner game being played in your mind no matter what outer game you are playing. How aware you are of this game can make the difference between success and failure in the outer game.”
Tim Gallwey, creator of The Inner Game

Train with Tim Gallwey

If you would like to experience the Inner Game with Tim Gallwey, and learn about the history of coaching first-hand, you can register for The Inner Game training today by clicking on the orange button to the right of this page.

The Inner Game for Organizations

As well as being one of the leading authors and pioneers in psychology, for 30 years Tim Gallwey has brought the Inner Game approach into organizations looking for better ways to manage change. In the two books, The Inner Game of Work and The Inner Game of Stress, Tim Gallwey provides real solutions for people working in organizations to change their Inner Game and raise their performance.

The History of the Inner Game

Starting in the mid-1970s many corporate leaders and managers recognized the implications of Inner Game concepts and models for facilitating desired changes in the workplace.

One of Tim Gallwey’s first long-term clients was AT&T. In the early 1980s they were faced with the challenge of changing the mindset of the largest company in the US from the “bell shaped head” of monopolistic thinking to the mindset of a competitive, market-driven, entrepreneurial company.

Not long after, Tim Gallwey was asked to help IBM to change its prevailing corporate attitude of “we know it all” to that of a learning and coaching organization. Inner Game methods were then put to use in Apple Computer Company’s Leadership Development program. And in the 1990s Inner Game methods were used to train most of the top-level managers of The Coca-Cola Company in how to coach and develop the skills of their work teams, and eventually to move towards becoming a learning organization.

Explore Your Inner Game

Watch this short video to start to explore your Inner Game.