Christian Coaching

You may wonder, “Does seeing a coach mean that I am in desperate need for help?”

Quite the opposite!

“Coaching is frequently recommended to people who have obvious potential for growth and promotion, but who need a coach’s help to:
• Reclaim their time
• Sharpen their focus
• Reexamine values
• Move through transitions
• Improve their management skills, or
• Come to grips with ongoing change.”
- Gary Collins

A coach helps you to:

• Look honestly at your goals, career, place in life, values, passion, style of work and hopes for the future
• Discuss your concerns and fears
• Push your thinking in new directions
• Consider issues that we would otherwise avoid or neglect
• Define your path forward into the future

Coaches are sounding boards and motivators who … lead (you) down the path of self-discovery - Daniel H Pink

A good coach will also help you:

• Expand your vision
• Envision the future
• Perceive possibilities you’ve never thought of before
• Build your confidence
• Unlock your potential
• Find meaning in what you are doing
• Break free from self-sabotaging behavior and destructive self-talk, eg. “I can’t do it”
• Correct old ways of doing things
• Grow yourself
• Build your strengths
• Think and see things differently
• Muster the courage to take risks
• Take practical steps toward your goals
• Build a clearer vision of the future
• Move with boldness toward the future

"The goal of coaching is not in fixing what is broken, but in discovering new talents and new ways to use old talents that lead to far greater effectiveness." - Elizabeth and Glifford Pinchot