One to one coaching
For one person carrying one objective that has stopped moving on its own.
From $250 per session
Coaching practice, established 2007
Advanced Success Training runs structured coaching engagements for people who are capable, busy, and quietly stuck on something that matters. Written goals, a session every fortnight, and an honest read on whether the needle is actually moving.
The three programs
For one person carrying one objective that has stopped moving on its own.
From $250 per session
Eight weeks with seven other people who will notice whether you did the thing.
$1,200 for eight weeks
Half a day with a team that needs to agree what it is actually doing next.
Quoted per engagement
The method
Weekly is too often to show real change, and monthly is long enough to forget what you agreed. Everything here runs on a two week rhythm: you leave a session with two or three written commitments, you carry them through fourteen days of ordinary life, and you come back and say plainly what happened.
Nothing about that is clever. It works because the interval is short enough that you cannot quietly drop something, and long enough that you have to fit it around a real job.
Sixty minutes. What happened since last time, what it means, and what the next two or three commitments are. Written down before you leave.
Two or three lines from you, in writing. Not a report. Enough that a slipping week gets named while there is still a week left to fix it.
Starts with the commitments. Done or not done, and why. That question, asked calmly every fortnight, is most of the value.
I had been telling the same story about my career for four years. It took about six weeks here to notice I was telling it, and another three months to be doing something else instead.
Writing
Short pieces on the parts of this work that come up most often. No newsletter, nothing to sign up for.
Motion and progress feel identical from the inside. Three checks that tell them apart.
Most decisions are reversible and cheap. Sorting them properly buys back weeks.
The work that makes a career change survivable happens long before the resignation.