Coaching in the areas of
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Change in our lives today is inevitable, unpredictable, and usually unexpected. There is a certain amount of fear surrounding change, fear of the unknown. With the help of a Change Coach, you can navigate the turbulent waters of change and experience positive and rewarding outcomes.
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You will learn techniques to create a foundation for motivation and promoting self-confidence with strategies that will increase your overall well-being. Increase your ability to relax, to be grateful, to be mindful and to improve yourself!
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Achieve a healthier balance with your career and personal life; learn how to implement boundaries and to set limits with co-workers and family/friends. Increase your feelings of satisfaction and personal achievement.
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There is nothing quite as exciting as starting and growing something from scratch. However, just as it is exciting, it can also be intimidating and overwhelming. The highs are higher, and the lows are lower! You don’t have to feel alone in your new venture. Having a Life Coach to stand with you as a confidant, encourager, a sounding board, etc., can make all the difference in the world.
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It has been said: "He or she who aims at nothing is guaranteed to hit it every time." Setting and achieving goals is vital to experiencing our best life. A Life Coach can play a critical role in assisting you in goal-setting, as well as serve as an encourager to see you accomplish those goals.
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Accountability empowers you to be in control of your actions in your personal and business life. You can create your own opportunities rather than passively allowing life to happen around you. Accountability is contagious and empowers you to reach for optimal success. An Accountability Coach will help you identify the areas of accountability you need that will allow you to take back control of your life.
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As of 2019 statistics, the average American worker will change jobs 12.5 times in their lifetime. Navigating the transitions is vital to sustaining personal growth and lifestyle stability. A Job Transition Coach can help you map out a plan so you can maximize your personal and professional potential.
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If you worry about finances, you're far from alone. According to the Mind over Money survey by Capital One and The Decision Lab, 77% of Americans report feeling anxious about their financial situation. A Financial Coach can help you create a plan on how to manage your finances so you can feel more in control and in charge.
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Strengthen and improve your interpersonal relationship skills. You will learn how to increase effective and positive communication, gain insight and understanding of others’ behaviors and how to determine healthy and unhealthy connections.
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Learn to recognize your unique skills and strengths that will gain the attention of your co-workers and leaders. Increase your ability to communicate effectively with your leadership; create goals and a vision for your future.
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Whether you are considering getting married or have been married for several years, a certified Life Coach can greatly enhance your marital experience. Marriage experts recognize how important pre-marriage coaching is. It greatly increases the potential of a "happily-ever-after marriage" verses dealing with challenges you never saw coming and believed would never happen to you. It's also true that marriages need tune-ups. Whether you are newly married or have been married for many years, coaching can help you develop skills that move you from conflict to connection.
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Most people think of retirement as a never-ending vacation. However, when the vacation phase ends, (and it typically does) retirees are left asking the question: "Is this all there is?" The sad truth is that without help, people oftentimes find themselves stuck in a phase that is anything but what they imagined. Connecting with a certified Life Coach can guide us forward in discovering our retirement dreams.