Philosophy
The ability to consciously make life decisions that lead to an increased sense of effectiveness and gratification is an acquired skill. Learning to create a life where the steps we take reflect our personal needs, deeply held values and convictions, and to develop the additional skills or broader perspective required to achieve this is, for most of us, a different way of ‘being’ in the world. It is a way of living that enables us to be ‘who we are’ and to be more powerfully effective in all we want to do.
For more than 25 years I have worked with individuals and executives to look beyond what have become the often automatic reactive responses to the events in their lives, to become more effective professionals and individuals, to identify the needs and intentions they have on a deeper level that must be met in order to make increasingly effective and satisfying decisions.
I serve as a coach on this journey. My clients and I participate in a dynamic collaborative process that invites them to understand themselves more fully. And from increased understanding, they recognize that they hold within them the ability to take actions, to develop skills and abilities, and make decisions about how to more fully be who they are.
As a coach, I strategize and collaborate with them as they implement and modify this new strategy, this new way of ‘being’ in the world with more confidence, generosity towards themselves and others, and with an increased awareness of their own personal integrity.