Coaching is a two-way relationship between you and your coach. Your coach’s job is to accompany you on a path of self-discovery and transformation. In order to engage in a coaching relationship, you must have a deep-seated desire to change or improve some aspect of your life which, alone, you are unable to change.

Coaching requires you to do some work of deep self-exploration; looking into what your values are, what you dream of doing, discovering your potential, stretching yourself beyond what you think is possible, and aligning all these elements so that you can live a life of fulfillment.

Different from psychotherapy, in coaching we do not go into the analysis of the past. We look at the present moment and move forward. We believe that there is nothing which needs to be fixed. And in fact, in coaching the idea of failure does not exist. On the contrary, our past experiences become our resources for learning and for making better choices. When you realize that you have a choice, then you can envision your desired future.

• This is a time of important change in your life and you want to make the most of this opportunity

• Deep inside of you, there’s a calling you’re yearning to answer

• You are ready to make a commitment to yourself and to the life you want to live

• You are ready to make every experience a learning opportunity, a new way to grow

• That you have incredible potential, and that you’ve only scratched the surface

• You’re yearning to discover the Leader in you and make a difference in the world

• You have a deep-seated desire to go beyond the ordinary, to touch the extraordinary

• Belief and trust in you

• Commitment to you, to your growth, and to your learning

• The ability to create a safe space in which to play

• The boldness to be honest, open, and challenging

• The courage to go anywhere and to do whatever it takes

• The support to motivate you in being who you are and who you want to become

• The capacity to listen to you with heart and see you with soul.