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===Werner Erhard and Associates (1981β1991) and "The Forum"=== {{further|Werner Erhard and Associates}} In the 1980s, Erhard created a new program called the [[Werner Erhard and Associates|Forum]], which began in January 1985. Also during that period he developed and presented a series of seminars, broadcast via satellite, that included interviews with contemporary thinkers in science, economics, sports, and the arts on topics such as creativity, performance, and money. In October 1987, Erhard hosted a televised broadcast with sports coaches [[John Wooden]], [[Red Auerbach]], [[Timothy Gallwey|Tim Gallwey]] and [[George E. Allen|George Allen]] to discuss principles of coaching across all disciplines. They sought to identify distinctions found in coaching regardless of the subject being coached. [[Jim Selman]] moderated the discussion and, in 1989, documented the outcome in the article "Coaching and the Art of Management."<ref>Sourcebook of Coaching History, Vikki G Brock PhD., 2012</ref>
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