Sound familiar?
- You and your co-founder want different things, and nobody’s saying it out loud.
- You were promoted for being great at the job. Now you manage the people who do it.
- The deal was “in the bag” three weeks ago.
- You’re working harder than ever and enjoying it less.
- You have a big decision to make and no one neutral to talk it through with.
The higher you go, the fewer people you can be completely honest with. That’s what an executive coach is for.
What is executive coaching?
An executive coach is a thinking partner for leaders. You bring whatever is keeping you up at night and work through it with Scott. He doesn’t just hand you his playbook. He helps you see the situation clearly enough to know what you want to do.
The work happens on two levels at once: the Monday-morning problem, and the pattern underneath it. The deal that keeps slipping, and why you keep letting it. The hire you’re avoiding, and what’s really making you hesitate. Solving today’s problem matters. Understanding why it keeps showing up is what changes how you lead.
Why work with Scott
- He’s been there. 35+ years in tech and 10+ startups, as a software engineer, product manager, sales executive and CEO. He’s been laid off, fired, and through a company that went under. Nothing you bring will shock him.
- He’s trained to go deeper. Scott trained in Presence-Based Coaching, which looks at how you think, react and decide, not just what you do. He is a member of the International Coaching Federation.
- Your answers, not his. He’ll share what he’s seen when it helps. The goal is a decision that fits you, not a copy of what worked for him.
How it works
- A free conversation. Thirty minutes to talk about what’s going on and whether coaching is a fit. No pitch.
- Regular sessions. Usually an hour every one to two weeks, on Zoom or in person around the Asbury Park area.
- You set the pace. There’s no minimum commitment. Most clients find real momentum over about six months.
In their words
Lessons Learned the Hard Way
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