I have been very fortunate in a corporate career, having worked for a domestic and an international corporation since my graduation from college (and after two years of military service in the Vietnam era). An MBA with a concentration in finance positioned me to work in the corporate financial services field. I held positions in strategic planning, financial planning a controllership, and finally a Chief Financial Officer. At the age of 46, I found myself financially ready to step away from the corporate world and pursue other interests in my life.

After much soul-searching, we decided to relocate from our comfortable beach-close home in Southern California. My family loves animals, horses in particular, so we searched for a property, either in or out of California, which would allow us to pursue our love of animals and co-locate with the, otherwise boarded-out, equestrian members of our family. We ultimately purchased a 5-acre parcel and moved horses, dogs, cats, rabbit, and an exceedingly verbose African Grey Parrot.

Once the property was improved to our expectations, I began casting about for something to do. It was suggested to me that I consider coaching, since in previous business situations, I had, indeed, been coaching employees, colleagues, and clients for years through many types of circumstances and situations without having the name of the service which I was , by nature, performing.

Within a relatively short period, I had built a coaching business with executives, sole proprietors, and partners in partnerships. In truth, the work was not work. It was simply collaborating with people I found in need of some clarity around specified parts of their lives. It was a partnering with persons, who wished to reach higher, achieve more, or redirect or validate, some aspect of their business or personal lives. It has never been work to me. It seemed as natural as gravity, and almost as consistent. I offer a complimentary coaching session to those who express an interest, and my offer is to determine, for both of us, if our partnering might be a good fit. If we both find comfort in working together, we continue. I encourage business people to consider how having a supportive partner in your life can move you to a position you cannot reach alone.

 

 
   
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