I serve a diverse collection of people and organisations. It is all based on who can benefit from my coaching.

They are mostly professionals or business builders who actively pursue individual and business development. They have great work ethic, are driven to excel and highly productive. They want to leave a legacy and live a purposeful life.

My clients range from various positions, be it entry-level employees to senior managers and business owners.

The combining factor is that my typical client is someone who wants to become better at whatever they do. Some want to be better managers, some better employees, some better partners and others, better organisations.

Most of my clients are normal, balanced people who just want to be more effective and satisfied.

I work with people who can benefit from my coaching.

I don’t work with individuals whose situation is not conducive to coaching, or people who I feel would be better served by a therapist or other specialist.

If I feel that I will not be able to contribute improvement, I will tell the prospective client and suggest alternatives.

It turns out there are numerous problems in making it on your own. You might not notice the issues that are standing in your way or if you do, you don’t necessarily know how to fix them. And the result is that somewhere along the way, you stop improving.

Coaching is about contributing to the improvement of a situation by creating change.

If you look through my website, you will be able to easily identify any of my services that could benefit you.

A coach acts as your external eyes and ears, providing a more accurate picture of your reality.

Coaching helps you take the results you already have, and help you build on it. This helps you in making clear judgements, learn from experiences that previously may have crippled your thinking, make better choices and take actions with purpose.

How do professionals get better at what they do? How do they get great?

There are two views about this. One is the traditional academic view where you go to school, you study, you practice, you learn, you graduate, and then you go out into the world capable of your own improvement.

The opposing view comes from sports where everybody needs a coach. Everyone. The greatest in the world needs a coach.

A coach is objective and can guide you to a whole other level of awareness, enhanced thinking, new energy and powerful results.

You can have a look at the testimonials on this website to help you answer the question.

Coaching works, although it has its limits. It is beneficial and powerful, but it cannot solve problems you don’t want to solve.

Coaching works for people who want to make it work. It won’t work for people who want everything done for them.

You constantly spend time, money and effort to make progress and advance.

Coaching collects all that spending and aligns it with your goals and values. It will save you money, time and energy because coaching gets you to the results you aim for, quicker.

You will see results much sooner than you think.

You should experience new insights after the first step we take together.

Does the coach make the coaching process effortless and invisible?

Does the coaching make me feel positive and optimistic?

Look for a coach with success stories to tell and a help-you attitude.

Yes, we welcome that.

Yes. Most people, however, prefer online meetings after Covid19.

We can Zoom, WhatsApp video, FaceTime, Google Meet or whatever way you want to talk.

Feel free to call me or request a call-back via my Contact Page.

Yes. Just give me a call and I’ll put you in touch with some of my past and present clients who have kindly offered to talk to prospective clients. I just ask that you are polite, professional and courteous; and that you respect their confidentiality.

I price my coaching on value, not time spent.

That is why I don’t always work at an hourly rate, but a price per coaching programme or retainer agreement.

You can find my fees on my website.

Yes, my Coaching Agreement. It’s a simple document outlining our commitments to one another.

When this happens I always offer a short optional (and complimentary) session to conclude our coaching series or reassess coaching outcomes.

As long as I have 24 hours’ notice, before we start, there is no charge.

Under 24 hours’ notice, means I will have completed all my preparation and made my travel and schedule commitments. You will need to forfeit a percentage of the fees.

Yes. I am an Associate Certified Coach (ACC) with the International Coaching Federation and a Results Certified Coach, having originally trained with the NeuroLeadership Institute. I am also a Gallup Certified Strengths Coach.

Confidentiality and your privacy is a high priority.

Teaching situations and case studies – I may mention topics or situations discussed but will be careful not to mention personally identifying details without your permission.

I won’t share any information about our interactions.

Yes. I subscribe to the Code of Ethics of the International Coaching Federation (ICF).