People I Won't Coach.

They are looking for last-minute quick-fix help, and I don't do cosmetics.

Saturday, a friend asked me if he could give my name to a colleague who was let go. As he described the situation, I picked up on some red flags.

I said no. 

Yesterday, an acquaintance asked me to prep her for an interview the next day.

I said no. 

Both were looking for 911 last-minute quick-fix.

You may be wicked smart and more clever than most. 

You've solved complex issues at work. 

You're interested in deep topics.

Yet, if all your brain power hasn't been able to solve your current issue, it's normal: 

"You cannot solve a problem with the same mind that created it."

The self-help industry thrives on making us believe we can be our own expert.

They give us a taste of the solution. 

But to get results, we must put skin in the game and commit to showing up.

Like, I know that no matter how many arm-workout videos I watch, my bat wings won't magically disappear. 

Truth is, everything is constantly changing. 

And change is accelerating at the speed of light.

Hence, many of us are looking for a safety belt to strap on.

If you remember one thing today, it's this: 

We are better off ignoring advice and following our bliss than playing peek-a-boo with self-improvement.

I only guarantee a professional transformation if the 3 following ingredients are there:

- Awareness - of the situation we are dealing with.

- Commitment - active participation.

- Integrity - the results come faster.

Add if you have a dash of playfulness, even better - my methods are nonlinear because our brain isn't. 

Rest assured, I didn't let her down. 

I shared with her the 7 deadly mistakes to avoid in interviewing!

It takes 10 min to read. It will make interviewing a breeze for both parties and you'll be ahead of 90% of all candidates. 

If you are ready to give your career attention and charisma, I invite you to fill in this form and book a call with me.

To your bliss. 
Agate