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What is a Coaching Discovery Session, really?

Thinking about hiring a coach? 

Before you book that coaching discovery session, it’s important to know what to expect—and what shouldn't happen. A coaching discovery session should be a conversation, not a sales pitch. Just like an initial consultation with an attorney, it’s about figuring out ...

12.04.25 07:51 AM - Comment(s)
Why the Coaching Industry still feels like the Wild Wild West

Introduction

The coaching industry is booming — yet underneath the hype, it often feels like a frontier town with no sheriff.

No universal standards.

No shared definitions.

No baseline qualification everyone agrees on.

Just noise, marketing tactics, and widely inconsistent skill levels.

But thi...

11.19.25 07:00 AM - Comment(s)
What is Executive Coaching and Why is it a Leadership Advantage?

In a world where everything feels faster, louder, and more complex, even the most capable leaders are realizing something important — growth doesn’t happen in isolation.

That’s where executive coaching comes in.

It’s not a luxury. It’s not a motivational talk.

It’s a structured, personal partners...

11.11.25 05:49 AM - Comment(s)
Fueling Growth: A Simple Coaching Framework for Everyday Leadership 

Have you ever noticed that the best conversations — the ones that unlock clarity, spark action, and deepen trust — don’t happen by accident?

They happen when a leader shows up with curiosity, focus, and structure.

That’s the power of the FUEL coaching model — a simple, evidence-based framework dev...

11.06.25 06:49 AM - Comment(s)
What's it like to work with a Great Coach?

Have you ever had a conversation that changed the way you saw yourself—or the world—forever?
That’s what working with a great coach can feel like.
A great coach doesn’t hand you answers. They help you discover them. They help you gain clarity, build momentum, and step into your potential with confiden...

10.28.25 07:00 AM - Comment(s)
Coach, Mentor, or Consultant : Which One Does Your Business Need?

Clarity is the first kindness.


Every leader eventually reaches a point where they know they need help — but what kind?

A sounding board? A guide? A specialist who can fix a pressing problem?

Understanding the difference between a coach, a mentor, and a consultant can save you time, money, and fru...


10.21.25 07:50 AM - Comment(s)
Why 82% of Small Businesses Fail?

Sarah had everything going for her — a brilliant product, loyal customers, and 18 months of steady growth. Then, almost overnight, her boutique marketing agency shut down.


The cause? Not competition. Not a bad economy. Not even a pandemic.
It was cash flow.

Sarah’s story isn’t rare. In fact, it’s happe...



10.15.25 11:31 AM - Comment(s)
How to Give Advice Without Breaking Trust (Leadership Lesson)
Can I Give You Some Unsolicited Advice...?

That phrase makes me cringe.
The first time someone asked me that, I felt my shoulders tighten before they even finished the sentence. I braced myself, like I was about to be hit with a “truth” I didn’t want to hear. And honestly, I’ve caught myself doing the...

09.30.25 10:24 AM - Comment(s)
Why Your Success Depends More on Relationship than Strategy 

Today I had the joy of sitting with my friend and mentor, Mariann. As we laughed together, I was reminded once again of a truth I’ve experienced throughout my life: success and happiness are more closely tied to our relationships than to any strategy, skillset, or circumstance.
Mariann has been part ...
09.22.25 05:08 AM - Comment(s)
No Leader Has it All Together- They Just Pretend Better.

I still remember the first time I got it, once again I had snapped at someone on my team.
It had been a long week, and a small frustration pushed me over the edge. My words came out sharper than I intended. Their face dropped, and I knew I’d crossed a line.
In that moment, I had two choices. Pretend i...

09.15.25 09:05 AM - Comment(s)