Making Dreams A Reality

As a leadership  and life coach, the value I see in this line of work  is tremendous. I find such joy in coaching. Helping other people in leadership positions around the country, be better than they were is pretty incredible. It’s really powerful when the person you have been working with on a specific skill or behavior masters it and achieves success. Great leaders who are known for their strength in coaching and are cited as such. Coaching is who they are not something they do. This is transmitted to the person being coached in many ways. If you ask a person who has had a successful coaching relationship what makes it great, they will tell you the coach actually cared. They would say that the coach was clear, persistent, committed, and often passionate and gave them a different perspective. They will also tell you that coach required them to work equally as hard and held them accountable.  That is what I strive to do in every coaching relationship, because I do care, I work to provide insight, ask tough questions, hold my clients accountable to do their work, and offer up a different perspective as we walk down the path they want my assistance on.