Welcome

‘Genuinely transformative.’

Two words from a happy customer, that reflect the outcomes from our sessions. What are your goals? What would be your feedback after our time together?

When you hire me you’re tapping into 20+ years of working successfuly as a business coach, career coach, visiting lecturer at university, workshop facilitator and published business author.

There is no charge, if my work, whether coaching, or training, doesn’t have a positive outcome, or add any value. If you book a coaching session, get to the end and feel you’ve just wasted an hour, the fee for you is nothing.

You might ask how many times someone has asked for zero fees and the answer is none. However, my offer is there for you. Feel free to take me up on it.

If you’re a CEO, senior leader, struggling with a team, need a skill boost, wrangling a tricky dilemma, stuck in a rut, need space to think, need a confidence boost, want a career lift, or want to plug into my skill-base, experience, creativity and pattern-recognition abilities then please say hello.

If you’re curious about Lean process improvement tools, Transactional Analysis and the application of useful business tools and language and want to keep learning, then I’m probably the coach for you.

The bit about ‘pattern-recognition’ relates to strategic thinking. Directors who can see the trend and spot the issue do well. Those who don’t tend to flounder. How good are you at this?

I was a General Manager at the age of 29, with full P&L responsibility. I have completed ICF coaching training, had 6 business/careers books published by Marshall Cavendish, have coached and taught in the NHS, for the Cabinet Office, Schroders Bank, Cranfield University, the UEA, Hydro-Aero, Rolls Royce, The Engineering Quest, SW TAFE (Australia) and a host of charities, factories, start-ups and fantastic smaller organisations.

I’m also the CEO of a tech start-up, which is great fun. And I’m a qualified counsellor and psychotherapist and value well-being. We can all make a profit and still be nice to people.

I love what I do and I love my career.

Thank you for visiting and I look forward to hearing from you.

Good wishes, Richard