Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs – Leadership Coaching
You might be wondering…
“What exactly is leadership coaching, and could it really make a difference for me or my team?” Leadership is challenging, fast-moving, and often lonely—but the right guidance can help you cut through the noise, build confidence, and lead with impact.
What is Leadership Coaching?
A partnership designed to help you lead with clarity, confidence, and impact. It’s not about giving answers—it’s about helping you uncover the right solutions and holding you accountable to act.
Who do you work with?
Emerging leaders
Newly promoted leaders
Experienced leaders looking to elevate influence without burning out
Organizations developing high-potential talent or strengthening culture
How is coaching different from mentoring or training?
Mentors: Give advice
Trainers: Teach skills
Coaching: Helps you sharpen thinking, uncover blind spots, and take ownership of your growth
What can I expect from coaching?
A confidential, supportive, and direct partnership
Challenging assumptions and highlighting strengths
Clearer goals, stronger communication, and authentic leadership style
What results can I expect?
Greater confidence in decision-making
Reduced stress and overwhelm
Higher team engagement and productivity
Alignment between values and leadership style
Career acceleration, job promotion and/or readiness for bigger opportunities
Increased satisfaction and fulfillment and a greater sense of purpose
How long does coaching take?
Most clients work with me 3–6 months to create meaningful change. Some continue longer to maintain momentum as new challenges arise.
How do we get started?
We begin with a conversation—no pressure, no sales pitch. Just a clear discussion about where you are, where you want to be, and whether coaching is right for you.
Do you coach organizations?
Yes. I help companies:
Develop high-potential leaders
Support leaders in transition
Strengthen culture and team engagement
Never had a coach before?
No problem. I guide every client—new or experienced—through the process so you get what you need: clarity, confidence, and accountability.