why have a coach?
Are you asking “How will an executive coach benefit me”?
If so, you are not alone. That is a very common question for executives exploring this idea. Some folks believe executive coaching is only for those who are failing. Not true. Yes, a coach can offer tremendous benefits to an executive who is feeling they are in over their head. In fact, based on the 100’s of leaders I have coached, almost all have felt the “Imposter syndrome”. That is the dull ache in your gut that you are not qualified for this role and if others around the boardroom table could read your mind you would be replaced. This is natural and has a simple explanation for why it is so common.
The core concept of executive coaching is to narrow the gap between desired outcome and current situation. So, even if you are firing on all cylinders and making progress. Layering promotion on promotion while steadily climbing the corporate ladder – an executive coach will still add tremendous benefit. Read more below for some of the key benefits of having a coach in your corner.
- “ BJ Radomski is someone I have had on my team since we first met over 10 years ago. He is a person of high integrity and extremely creative. If I am stuck or need a fresh outlook on a project, I can count on BJ to come through . ” Steve Kiges