Fundamentally, a coach trains or guides a person to a higher level of performance. A coach has deep faith in a client’s ability to change, improve and excel. I have that faith.

When I consider a client, I picture a vast plain of capability, creativity and capacity. I enjoy working with clients to create their future goals and discover the resources they have to reach those goals.

However, I understand that as people go through life, they construct fences and gates that bar them access to all of their resources. Those fences and gates may be very old. Fences and gates manifest themselves as “mental models,” “immunities to change,” “destructive inferences,” “distortions” or “negative language.”

As a coach, I want to help my clients tear down fences and open gates. I want to see them walking toward their desired destination using their strengths and new skills. I coach so that my clients can access the fullness of who they are and wander into the wilderness of their own life...full of potential and possibility.