The person who has always had the best of intentions and wanted a fulfilled life but never made the time to actually follow through.

The person in transition because of divorce, career shift, illness or empty nest who needs to establish a new vision.

The PhD student who needs to finish her dissertation but keeps getting lost in more and more research because she lacks direction.

The high school student who is exploring college options. Coaching can help evaluate wants and goals in order to assist with making the best choice.

The person recovering from bankruptcy who is getting life back on track and could use some support and focus.

The extroverted retiree who is worried about what he will do now that he has no full-time job and needs to establish renewed contact with the world.

The fundraiser going into a major capital campaign who needs direction and accountability in order to make it work.

The volunteer board who has the best of intentions but no idea how to develop a plan to accomplish the organizational goals and keep the volunteers on track.

The teacher who receives little positive reinforcement, must deal with severe budget limitations but loves her kids. Coaching can help rekindle the inspiration and renew the joy of giving.

The realtor who wants to be the #1 salesperson in his/her division and could use additional motivation.

The salesperson who has had one too many hang ups, one too many cold calls and now breaks into a sweat every time she looks at the phone. A coach can provide exercises and inspiration to overcome those negative feelings.

The small business owner with no network of peers. Coaching can offer a program and tools to provide the framework necessary for business survival.

The bride who is trying to plan a wedding HER way (not her mother's way) and would really like someone to hear her ideas and help her set some boundaries.

The person who has just come into wealth and is now bombarded by worthy organizations seeking financial assistance. Coaching can help determine priorities and values that will assist with making confident decisions.

The 45-year old divorcee who hasn't dated since she was 18 and isn't sure how to meet men, what she wants in a partner, or what dating is like in the new century. A coach can help develop a strategy for building a new social life.