Helping Clients
Thrive
Amidst Career &
Life Transitions
Everyone goes through transitions in life-whether it’s the beginning of a new career or life after divorce. Being confronted with change often leaves people feeling stuck, confused, and frustrated-making it difficult to see the positive opportunities that may lie ahead.
Transition coaching focuses on:
baby boomers, the recently retired, out of balance,
the unemployed, divorcees, and career changes.
If You Want To:
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Learn to adapt & cope with challenging transitions
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Determine what’s important for the next chapter of your life
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Lead happier, more successful lives
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Be better prepared for future transitions
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Uncover obstacles & patterns that may be sabotaging your success & blocking your fulfillment
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Work toward greater fulfillment & personal transformation
Mission
Upgrade your life tools so you can transition to the next phase with grace and ease avoiding getting blindsided.
How
Creating long term solutions, not just band aid fixes. Promote greater individual awareness of how people think, feel and act.
What
Implement Tom’s system: “Getting Back on Track"... setting the stage for sustainable transformation.
Why
Most people want to be productive first hit a target or reach a milestone then they will give it a shot at balancing a key area of their life, unfortunately you can get blindsided. Now you're in the crisis you aren’t prepared for. Staying ahead of transition is the true goal but you need to know where you are starting from for you to be successful.
When people are able to take more control of their emotions, they can improve the quality of their energy, regardless of the external pressures they’re facing.
To do this, they first must become more aware of how they feel at various points during the workday and of the impact these emotions have on their effectiveness.
Your Energy Wellness refers to your body, your emotions, your mind, and your spirit.
TRANSITIONAL COACHING IN ACTION
Case Study
Client: Steve
As a transition coach, I help you land on your feet again by partnering with you as you navigate the unknown. Together we can determine what you want to be different in your life while gaining clarity on who you are today.
A significant part of the success of transitional coaching is based upon defining useful practices that the client undertakes in order to habitualize a desired change. Structuring these practices in a way that allows for them to be sustained is CRUCIAL.
In Steve's case because of his lopsided schedule they had to be small and easily remembered. Like many people over the years, Steve had developed a very patterned way of being and behaving. To initiate the plan, we needed to agree on commitment.
This point is important because, when it comes to execution, many will think, "well, just do It."
"Just doing it" seldom happens.
Willpower is usually not enough- particularly if the new action being undertaken is new.