Business Coaching, executive coaching, return on investment

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Coaching for Excellence
Leadership Effectivness and Coaching Certification Intensive

Coaching & Effective Communication

Foundations of Coaching in Business

Managing, Leading and Coaching - FREE!

Open to your potential, take
effective action and get results

What Does a Business Coach do?

Your business coach is your strategic partner in your achieving what you say is important.

Your "worldview" is a tapestry of behaviors, thinking, language and practices.

Your YESS! coach will assist you in exploring and untangling this tapestry and help you understand both what serves you and what keeps you stuck. Having this awareness allows you to alter your

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worldview so that you can achieve your goals.

Your coach helps you clarify your business direction, create time and space in your life for what is most important and help you identify and take effective action. Business and executive coaching offers a confidential environment focused on your specific objectives. It is a guided process designed to unlock your potential and maximize your performance.

Your YESS! coach will work with you to clearly identify developmental and business goals and create a concrete plan to get you there.

The ROI of Coaching
Statistically, coaching is one of the most effective things you can do for your company. In fact there is a 529% return on your investment in coaching!
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Recent research has found
that typical outcomes of executive coaching include:

Better management through enhancing an executive's ability to navigate sensitive political issues;
Strengthening strategic decision making skills
Opening a window onto organizational and self exploration

Before you begin the process of choosing a coach, read our article or listen to our webcast with tips and great questions to ask so you know how to make this important decision!

What to Consider Before Hiring a Coach
Article (PDF)
Webcast