Executive Coaching
Capacity and Performance
In the dynamic world of leadership, the ability to manage increased responsibilities effectively is crucial. Increase Capacity and Performance Coaching focuses on enhancing your capabilities to handle complex challenges with efficiency and resilience. Get strategies and tools to improve performance, manage stress, and maintain a healthy work-life balance.
Maximize your potential, elevate your performance
- Techniques to boost productivity and manage workload effectively: Elaine offers practical ways to enhance your productivity, helping you manage your workload more efficiently and effectively.
- Strategies for stress management and maintaining work-life harmony: This coaching includes strategies to manage stress with new practices and habits to achieve leading to a more balanced work-life dynamic. This will ensure your well-being is growing alongside your professional success.
- Insights into personal effectiveness and performance enhancement: With improved self-awareness you will have insights that lead to new ways of operating that improve your personal effectiveness with people, creative projects, and overcoming obstacles.
Jan 16, 2024
Setting and Reaching Goals in 2024
As we’ve all experienced, goals at this time of year is a tradition marked more by their failure than their success. Why is it that these well-intentioned goals often fall by the wayside? The key issue lies in our ambition to change too much too quickly, without a solid plan or adequate support. This is where the transformative power of coaching can truly shine.
Feb 13, 2023
What Do Leaders Gain From Coaching?
Today more highly successful leaders than ever are working with a coach on a regular basis, and the trend is predicted to increase over the next five years, according to a recent study by the International Coach Federation.
Jan 9, 2023
Why Set Goals, and Why Systems Might Be Better
We all have a unique relationship with goal setting. January is the time of year for goal setting junkies to rally. Then there are the rest of you — the 83% of the U.S. population who do not set goals.