One-on-One Coaching
You bring the dreams... I bring the clarity.
You are a business builder, growing your dream team. You are making your mark in your industry and want to balance that success with your life obligations.
Most business builders feel the same.
The secret to success in business and life isn’t a secret at all. It’s doing the work that needs to be done by creating systems, rituals, and habits that keep you on the right track.
The Internet is flooded with books, articles, videos, and materials that “guarantee” results, but they’re missing one critical piece – accountability.
How can one person navigate so many ideas and stick to one? How can one person determine if the advice they’re given fits their style? Who can keep one person on track when business and life obstacles present themselves?
Business building can be a lonely journey when you don’t have support and guidance. But the good news is, it doesn’t have to be that way.
It is possible to balance business and life.
It is possible to build a team that thrives together.
It is possible to make rapid changes that make things better.
When I meet someone looking for coaching, I ask them to tell me what they’re thinking. Right then. I listen intently to anything they want to talk about, until I know it’s my turn to speak. And when I speak, I don’t talk about coaching. I offer actionable insights based on my years as a team builder, business owner, and family man.
I may give you a book to read, or an online resource to start working on immediately. If my insights provide positive results, we’ll have another conversation about working together in a coaching relationship.
As simple as 1, 2, 3
To find out if we're a fit to work together, I use a 1,2,3 method.
1. You and I schedule a 20 minute conversation to introduce ourselves and talk about what's on your mind.
2. We have a wide and deep 2-hour conversation about what you're building in life and business. We talk about what's missing and what you could use some help with. You'll leave the conversation with an action - maybe a book or exercise to complete.
3. We have a final 1-hour discussion where we will follow up on the work you've done since the first conversation. I'll follow up with a proposal for working together.
Your commitment and payment by check secures your agreement and we get started.