The essence of coaching is helping leaders get unstuck from their dilemmas and assisting them in transferring their learning into results for the organization.
Mary Beth O’Neil, “Executive Coaching, With Backbone and Heart"

Every serious artist or athlete has a coach. Is your success any less important?

Have you considered hiring a coach for your whole life?

Whole Life Coaching is a process and structure of support that encourages clients to move forward in their whole life and business. Coaching is an action-oriented process, with a focus on a person's current life and plans for the future.

Many people seek someone to help them create the life that bridges the gap between where they are and where they would like to be in various areas of their life. People who choose to utilize the services of a coach seek to engage a resource who can help anticipate obstacles on the path to this fuller life and help navigate around them. A coach is a partner who will remind them of their greatness when they forget, give them the tools to get unstuck, and challenge them to take action in spite of their fears, to move in the direction of their goals and dreams.

You need a coach when:

• Your work and life are out of balance
• You have no one to turn to for advice, counsel or who can act as a sounding board
• As a small business owner, you want some help personally as well as for your business
• You are an executive and your team or organization could be performing better

You will benefit by:

• Growing personally and professionally
• Generating more energy for personal and work life
• Increasing balance and integration of your whole life
• Developing a better connection between thought and action

How does it work?

• Coaching sessions are typically conducted by phone in 30-minute to one-hour sessions, two-four times per month.
• These sessions are supplemented by periodic e-mails.
• The coaching relationship lasts anywhere from three months to two years or longer.
• Group coaching for managers and professional is accomplished via teleconference or, when feasible, onsite meetings.