Either way, a Clarity Session is where we start. Ninety minutes, and by the end you will know which of those two you actually came for.
I’m not the kind of coach who hands you a plan. I’m the kind who asks the question that makes you say, out loud, the thing you already knew. Over twenty years of it: in boardrooms, in kitchens, on porches.
Some stuck is a gap in what you know, some is a pattern in how you work. It’s not a sales pitch, it’s a real tool to help you figure out what you need before you spend a dollar or an hour finding out the hard way.
Or if you’d rather just talk it through first. Fifteen minutes, no agenda beyond the one you bring.
Let’s have coffee →One hour a week, seven timed moves, twenty-five minutes of it spent creating. A printable page you can start using on Monday, free.
The Business Hour →I take on a small number of clients at a time. On purpose. This isn’t a program with modules. It’s ongoing conversation with someone who remembers what you said three sessions ago, and notices when you’re circling instead of moving.
I’m working toward my MCC credential, the highest level in the coaching field. But the credential isn’t the point. The point is that I’ve spent over twenty years learning how to ask a question well enough that you stop needing me to.
Before working with Jeannie, business was very overwhelming. I thought I had to be a sales person, and that it was all about making the sale — how many clients can you have, how much money can you make. I didn’t want it to be like that.
Meeting with Jeannie, I realized how I could focus my business on the client and helping them. Now I feel more purpose in my work, and I give more value to my client.
“Just meeting with her one hour once a month has helped take the stressful parts of my business and shave all that away, and channel down to the parts that I really love.”
Ninety minutes on what is actually in the way, notes afterward, and one move you can make this week. It is where both kinds of work start.
Every so often, I host a small retreat. Not a curriculum. A room, some real conversation, and space to hear yourself think without your regular life talking over you.
Retreats are always announced first through Pen pals. If you want to be there when enrollment opens, become a pen pal.