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Testimonial – Jeanine Calandri

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“As always, I enjoy our humorous and “productive” meetings together.  I want you to know how much I appreciate the way you not only “listen,” but you “hear” what I’m saying to you. You have a way of processing quickly and giving phenomenal insights.

“I always feel enriched and re-energized after our meetings. You help me see things from a different perspective and push me to step out of the box a bit.

“There are many potential distractions during our public meetings (ie. gorgeous women walking about;) however, you remain focused on our time together. I respect and appreciate that about you!”

Jeanine Calandri
Retirement plan and asset management consulting
Sacramento, CA
Nov. 12, 2011

Toastmasters International Speech Contest 2011 – Life Coach Reid Walley – 2nd Place Winner

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Title: “One Smile Per Argument”
Contest level: Area
Club: Capital City Toastmasters #142, Sacramento, CA – District 39, Area 51
Contest location: Sutter Cancer Center, Sacramento, CA
Date: Mar 24, 2011

Life Coaching 3-Step Cycle

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My approach to life coaching involves a 3-step cycle:

  1. Keeping you on track with your goals: keep you accountable and provide positive support without being judgmental.
  2. Solutions to setbacks: provide unbiased feedback to help you work through setbacks, improve self-esteem and collaborate on positive reactions to negative situations.
  3. Focus/re-focus: help you decide what to focus on, as well as help you re-establish a productive focus when you’re getting off track.

Then we keep repeating the cycle: stay on track (confidence) + solutions (feedback) + focus/re-focus (clarity)

Note: Life coaching does not go into recovery or anything that requires therapy. Life coaching will only touch on goals for the future, helping you stay on track toward those goals, developing solutions to setbacks and re-focusing. Depression, addiction – anything that requires therapy – is outside of a life coaches credentials. A life coach is not qualified nor licensed to handle therapy-oriented circumstances.

Unbiased feedback
Overwhelming clarity
Screaming confidence