A traditional coach tells you what to do, comes back a week later and gives you a kick up the backside if it’s not done. After 20 years of coaching, I’ve found it works far better when I roll up my sleeves and get tasks done with you. Some things you just don’t have the time or the skill set for, and it’s quicker and easier if I do them for you.
For my clients, I’ve worked with their bookkeeper on financial forecasting, preparing accounts and managing cash flow, and written their marketing copy. I’ve helped set up and manage their Google Ads and Meta campaigns, or held their agency accountable to improve results. On the people side, I sit in on interviews, coach managers to lead their teams, and run weekly sales and production meetings with team members, reviewing last week, planning the week ahead and holding them accountable.
It’s part coach, part consultant. You get things done faster, you get better results, and you keep the momentum going, rather than stalling between sessions.
