Do you wonder what it takes to become a successful coach? Would you like a behind-the-scenes look of how it’s really done?   If you said “yes” then you’re in for a treat today! We’ve got the information and encouragement you need to persevere and succeed.

 

Tune in to find out:

 

• 3 keys to becoming a successful coach so you can keep the most important things in mind, among your daily to-dos
• How to attend to the short-term goals of launching your business while maintaining the long-term goals of receiving credentialing and growing your practice
• Understand why people hire a coach to have a safe place to explore, be asked questions they haven’t been asked, see things they haven’t seen, and achieve goals they’ve never achieved.
• Top challenges for coaches and how to overcome them

 

About Michael Powers

 

Michael works with others on their next best step upward.  With a background that includes engineering, corporate strategy, and marketing, admittedly, he’s a bit of a strange combination of left and right brain thinking. His blend of creative and analytical skills enables him to assess complicated, multi-disciplinary issues, and help create the right path to success. As a marketing and sales executive, he designed and implemented complex corporate strategies, and has a track record of solid results.  The companies he has been a part of have grown by more than four times in five years. He’s now focusing his efforts on assisting even more companies learn how to grow through executive coaching, asking the tough questions, and joining clients across the country as they move their businesses upward.    He’s learned to play to his strengths, and help others do the same.

 

Michael feels blessed to be married to his best friend, and a father to four children, ages 26 to 11, two daughters-in-law, and one grandchild.  He and his wife have also developed a passion for Haiti.  He counts faith, family and friendships as his greatest treasures.  He feels fortunate to have had great mentors along the way, and hopes to pass along a bit of what he’s learned to others to help them in their journey

 

 

 

 

 

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