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I love to do personal coaching and, frankly, am good at it.

But I limit the number of personal coaching clients I have because I focus on working with intact groups.

I’m always happy to talk about personal coaching in our initial phone call if it is a topic of interest for you.

Depending on the session topics and number of days, the summary could be 3-10 pages. My goal is to email the sponsor (who can then forward it on to all participants) the summary within 2 business days.

The summary, by the way, is an important part of my service because it highlights key points, agreements, and commitments made. I might also include some additional information and/or handouts that seem helpful to the group’s growth.

At latest count, I have worked in 30 states throughout all regions of the country.

Aside from Colorado (where I live) and nearby Wyoming, my most assignments in recent years have been in North Carolina and California.

I’m certainly open to international work but have not pushed that in the past.

As a facilitative trainer and personal coach I take confidentiality seriously.

Some client groups that deal with sensitive or highly technical products/processes require that I sign a non-disclosure statement. It simply formalizes the confidentiality I would conform to even without the statement.

Since 1991, when I started my consulting/coaching career, I have not had a client register any concerns about confidentiality. If you have a special concern or circumstance, let’s talk about it during our first call to make sure we’re a good fit and on the same page.

Since 1991 I have been a solopreneur by design.

So when you hire me … well, you get me.

I do the initial phone call with a leader/sponsor, conduct the semi-confidential interviews, prepare for the session, conduct the facilitative training, write the summary, and do any follow up.

Because I do not sell commodity products/services, it does not make sense for me to accept credit-card payments with its associated costs. So I accept checks and ACH direct payments.

I prefer to be paid on or before the dates of my sessions. But certain organizations only pay after the fact, which is OK too.