Leadership Coaching
Leadership is not the same thing as authority. Anyone can be a leader — it means showing up and getting engaged in what matters to you.
Find the authentic leader inside you
As your career progresses, opportunities for leadership increase. You gain more responsibility, more access to company management, and more influence when it comes to achieving your team’s goals.
Maybe you’re in a new role as a manager. Maybe you’re seeking that role. Maybe you simply want to have more of an impact in your current position.
Improving certain practical skills, like communication and time management, will help. However, growing as a leader requires you to look deeper. Leadership is highly personal.
Together, we’ll discover the distinct traits that make you the best leader possible. We’ll find your leadership style and what makes it effective. Then, we’ll develop that style so that it’s easily sustainable for you.
This will give you the confidence in your leadership abilities that are necessary when work becomes difficult and hard decisions need to be made. After all, that’s when leadership matters most.
Let’s Talk!
Schedule a complimentary session to begin answering your questions — about coaching in general or about coaching with me.
What People Are Saying
“Flame is one of the key people I’d put on my dream team.”
— Karen B., COO
“Over the last few years that Flame has coached me, I have become more self-aware and more confident. Each session has helped me learn more about myself, and I look forward to each and every one.”
— Amy H., Developer
The purpose is to help you gain more influence within your company, community and your career.
We’ll work together to give you direction toward your specific goals and to answer the questions that help develop your individual leadership style, including:
What traits do I have that will make me an effective leader?
What are the best ways for me to gain the trust and respect of my peers and my management?
How can I hold myself accountable for developing as a leader?
What areas require my attention and need the most work, focus or delegation to others?
Do I have any blind spots when it comes to how others perceive me?