I help focused, dedicated, growth-oriented parents overcome the challenges in their lives that are holding them back with new perspectives that change the direction of their lives.
The outcome of success coaching?
They are immensely more capable to provide for themselves, their families, their children & accelerate their careers.
Parents who want to be well rewarded for their work and want to build deeper connection with their spouse and children at the same time. They are seeking performance coaching for parents because they are ready to transition from being “good enough” to becoming the most extraordinary they can be in career, parenting and all other areas of their lives.
They ask themselves:
Success Coaching to:
They think to themselves:
Success:
Our society today is oriented toward economic outcomes, material possessions and appearing successful.
This means that if we wish to pursue a life of meaning (AND financial success) and if we are committed to empowering our children to grow into secure, independent & healthy adults, then we need to take personal responsibility and take charge of our own destiny.
If we can’t trust the people around us (our friends and family) to encourage us to be the best versions of ourselves, then we, as individuals, spouses & parents must take action and create the change our families so desperately yearn for.
Parenting:
The number one issue with parenting today is our collective focus on behaviour above relationship. Why? Because it's so much easier to look for a problem that can be seen and then solve it straight away.
But the more a parent focuses on their child's behaviour, the more damage is done to the relationship. And when the child seeks independence & autonomy, they will push away from their behaviour-focused parents instead of being inspired by their relationship-focused parents.
The way to do this is to understand the process of feeling -> meaning -> emotion -> value -> action. And without understanding this process, our children will turn toward their peers & screens to make decisions and not their parents.