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SO BE IN CHARGE OF YOUR CAREER
There is so much for coachees and coaches to do in the area of career development. It all depends on what your situation is and where you want to start.
Career Development
Often individuals are looking for advancement, better pay, and skill development. A coach partners with you to achieve these specific goals. We are also there to celebrate with you and to continue to set new goals. Once you get started with a coach, there is no end to the opportunity that lies ahead. I’ve spent a lot of time in the corporate environment and understand the ins and outs of moving up successfully and with ease within an organization, big or small. I want for you to achieve with ease and enjoy the rewards with your ideal work/life balance.
Career Transition
Often too, through our discovery process we find that your current career actually no longer suits your needs. A coach is there to help you uncover your truest desires with regard to your life’s work. Once uncovered, we together create a strategy that enables you to transition easily and effectively. On the other hand, you may already know what you want to do next, but are unsure of how to put that move in place. Or you may not know what you want aside from the fact that you know you want out of your current job situation. In any case, a coach is there to provide you an objective, unbiased and confidential source of truth to discover and strategize about where you want to go and how you’re going to get there with ease.
Just Starting Out
A coach can be a valuable resource for someone just starting out too. Investing in your career early-on can be hugely impactful when you’re climbing the ladder. A coach, who has been there before (and recently!) is often a great source of insight unlike your industry mentor, or parent for that matter. If you are a student, I offer student discounts as well.
Parents of Teens
Teens are often asked to make lifelong decisions about what they would like to study or major in during college—even before they have a chance to drive. A coach can engage a teen in unbiased, zero-expectations, non-pressured way that encourages them to dig deeper in their heart-of-hearts to find what it is that really sets their world on fire. These insights are invaluable sign-posts on the road that leads to a major decision in that young person’s life.
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