the interesting thing about coaching is that you have to trouble the comfortable, and comfort the troubled
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-Ric Charlesworth
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The Isjaka Co. provides business and executive coaching to partners looking to improve. Whether it be general unease or acute concerns, we have coached small business owners, F500 C-Suite leaders, and public officials alike. Coaching certified and trained in multiple problem solving techniques, we can support you in gaining clarity, decision making, and solving problems.
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we have demonstrated capability in helping our partners in the following aspects:
> organizational performance
> leadership & management
> vision setting
> defining objectives
> goals & targets
> problem identification
> decision making
> accountability
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coaching is a conversation between two partners but intently focused on one. it is efficient, dynamic, and both comforting & uneasy. effective coaching can help you:
> address unease
> solve problems & remove “blocks”
> provide clarity
> gain perspective
> make tough decisions
> develop & grow
> establish accountability
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coaching is not for everybody. before engaging in a coaching relationship, you should consider the below:
> you are a high performer that wants to improve
> you recognize that change is hard & requires effort & time.
> you are open to receiving feedback
> you believe a third party, cold-eye perspective can help you gain insight
> you are going to talk about yourself & your challenges….often
> you are open to new ideas and ways of thinking
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there are many great coaches available in the marketplace, each with a style and approach. the below are some considerations about finding the right fit.
> why are you considering partnering with a coach & is a particular coach able to help?
> is the coach being considered capable in executive coaching, business coaching, life coaching, etc…?
> ask the potential coach to describe their process or framework
> understand and align on confidentiality
> what format will most help you? face to face, phone, video?
> Do you require coaching, consulting, or both?