For glory
Helping business owners take the action they need, in order to be the family leader they long to be
Are you tired of feeling disconnected from your family?
As an entrepreneur, the thrill of building and growing a business is intoxicating. It’s easy to put in work all the time, even when you’re not “at work.” But the long days and stress of constant decision making can often come home with you.
Trouble arises when you don’t realize you’ve sacrificed your family at the altar of your business.
It doesn’t have to be that way.
My mission is to bring families back together.
I work with you to ensure you’re not leaving your family on the sideline while you achieve success for your bottom line.
Read what a recent coaching client had to say about working with me:
“You are a one in a million unique blend of accountability and empathy. It’s really hard to name another person in my life that is as present in a conversation as you are (which by the way is a pretty impressive skill being that 100% of our relationship to date has been via video call). It feels like you genuinely feel my struggles and are as equally excited about my bright spots as I am. You’ll pat me on the back when I need it, give me a fist bump when I earn it, and hold me responsible when I fall off track. Additionally, your ability to “drip” my action steps vs. letting me drink from a fire hose is incredible. I admire this so much because as a leader/mentor to my team this is one of my struggles and you do such a great job at this.”
Sacrificing My Family at the
Altar of My Business
As entrepreneurs, it’s very easy to get sucked into the maelstrom of work. The thrill of building something is intoxicating. As my career progressed, I got opportunities to travel and do more of the work that I loved all over the world. Here was the problem: every time that I was saying ‘yes’ to traveling, there was plenty I was saying ‘no’ to – and my family took the brunt of that. Keep Reading
I was having a conversation last week with a couple of friends (husband and wife) that own a business together. At that time, they were a bit stuck. They hadn’t seen much growth in their business for a few months so we were working our way through that. Keep Reading
“Kids these days” – you ever hear or read that phrase? It’s usually followed up with a complaint of something they saw or heard of a kid doing. Look, I don’t know about you, but when I was a kid, the list of complaints I should/would have had logged against me were far longer…and if I’m being totally honest, much dumber and dangerous than what I listed above. Keep Reading
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I’m a coach that works with business owners that want to ensure they’re not leaving their family on the sideline while they achieve success for their bottom line
For Glory 