The pressure on individual leaders and managers to perform these days is immense. The pace of change is beyond most people’s ability to navigate on their own. Businesses are leaner, customers are more demanding, the competition is smarter and often times global in scale, employee loyalty is tenuous at best, with top performers seeing themselves as free agents regularly looking for better opportunities, and technological capability has moved from being a strategic asset to being a day to day business requirement.
In the midst of this enormous responsibility, what’s a leader to do? The smart ones seek out help.
High performers realize they are not supposed to have all the answers, but instead focus on the following:
They must also do all of this while not allowing their work lives to get too far out of balance and adversely affect the lives of those closest to them. After all, what’s the point of working so hard and achieving so much, if those closest to you are a casualty to the process.
Ed’s goal from an Executive Coaching standpoint is to help his clients find some clarity amidst all the confusion. He meets each of his clients where they are and then works with them on an individual basis to develop goals and plans to enhance their work and personal lives. Ed also takes pride in being a confidant who is there when needed to help them handle whatever life may throw at them. It is not just a job for him, but instead a mission to grow a new and fulfilling professional relationship. Ultimately, Ed wants all of his coaching clients to feel more in control of their lives and well positioned to achieve the outcomes they desire for their company, family and themselves.
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