The Talent Coach is a novel that tells the gripping story of Dr. Joe Jordan, a world-renowned talent expert, who helps people unlock their innate talents to become successful.

Dr. Frederick Mordi, an award-winning Nigerian author, wrote the book.

He holds a PhD in Media and Communication, and has over two decades of experience in journalism, public relations, brand management, corporate communications, and government affairs.  

His desire to help people re (discover) their God-given talents, inspired him to write this book.

He is a Commonwealth Short Story Award winner and author of the acclaimed book, The Familiar Stranger and Other Stories.

It busts the myth that talent is exclusive to a select few, and shows how anyone can succeed by focusing on their natural strengths. It proves that having talent is not enough and stresses the importance of constant practice in perfecting talent

Everyone has unique talents, and can succeed by discovering and honing them through self-realization, practice, and the right attitude.

It is targeted at anyone seeking personal growth and professional development, regardless of age, background, or profession.

It establishes that talent is universal, debunking the notion that it is confined to just a few people.

It provides 12 key principles curated by the protagonist Dr. Jordan to help people become a better version of themselves.

Yes, it draws insights from well-known scientific studies on talent to support its core ideas.

It has captivating examples of ordinary people and celebrities that achieved extraordinary success by focusing on their talents.

No, it explores the interplay between natural aptitude and dedicated practice, in nurturing talent.

It is a 206-page fictional novel divided into 12 topics bookended by a prologue and epilogue.

Yes, the book concludes with a talent assessment workbook that Dr. Jordan developed.

The book is available at leading bookstores across Nigeria such as TerraKulture, Glendora, Roving Heights, MedPlus, and Books Roundabout. It is also available on Amazon, Lulu, Selar and other major digital stores.

Yes, autographed copies may be available for select events and promotions. Get in touch with us to find out more.

The author offers specialised mentoring programmes focused on nurturing talent. Visit his website www.frederickmordi.com to learn more.

The website has more details about the book, and the author’s mentoring initiatives.

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Students, young professionals, entrepreneurs, educators, parents, and anyone seeking self-improvement.

No, it explores talents across diverse areas such as sports, arts, science, entertainment and business.

Yes, it aims to inspire readers to overcome self-doubt and achieve their highest potential.

Frederick Mordi uses an engaging storytelling style with realistic dialogues, layered in intertextuality that draws readers in.

It conveys the message that the key to success lies within each of us in the form of our unique talents.

No, it establishes that talent is universal and that anyone can succeed through the right attitude and practice.

Yes, he is currently working on more titles.

It took him nine years to complete The Talent Coach.

It is named after the principal character, celebrated talent expert, Dr. Joe Jordan, nicknamed ‘The Talent Coach.’

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