COACH
IMPACT
Gain clarity. Make sound decisions.
Frequently asked questions
· Why is this coaching a good investment?
Investing in coaching for yourself or your team is an investment that will yield returns in both the short and long term. Clients often reach out to me years after our coaching sessions to share how it has impacted their lives. It’s up to each person to determine the right price to leave feeling at peace, having arrived completely disoriented and in the dark. What is the right price to leave with a solid foundation of confidence that will allow you to move forward and bring everyone along into a new chapter of your company’s story, thereby generating exponential value? In your opinion, what is the price of regaining coherence? My rates are not published on this site. A coaching proposal including the rate is shared during the strategic session and then sent in writing within 48 hours of the meeting.
· How is a session structured?
In each session, we start with what’s helpful to you: what are you bringing to the table at this specific moment? I’m your co-pilot, so I’ll ask you questions, help you make sense of things, and provide you with useful insights throughout the process. You’re the one who makes the choices and decides which paths to take. The first session is different from the others because its goal is precisely to explore possible objectives for your coaching. This first session lasts 2 hours. You’ll leave either with a decided objective or with several possibilities that you’ll let sit until the next session, if needed, before making your choice. Starting with the second session, each session will last 1 hour and 30 minutes. The second session will therefore build on this goal: either you’ve already determined it and we’ll embark on the journey, or you’d like to explore the goal further. We’ll conclude the session by looking back to see how far we’ve come. Depending on how things go, you’ll leave with specific actions to take, which we’ll review at the start of the next session.
· What happens between sessions?
Between sessions, you take the steps you feel are necessary to achieve your goal. If you feel the need to talk, I’m available for on-demand quick sessions of up to 10 minutes. I commit to respond within 24 hours of receiving your request.
· Does a session have to be in person?
The first session must be in person so we can get to know each other better, establish a partnership, and clearly define your goal. I recommend holding all sessions in person and choosing a neutral location if possible; that’s why the proposed rate covers room rental. Stepping outside your daily routine and familiar surroundings is important for gaining a fresh perspective on your reality.
· What tools do you use?
The tools I use are either established coaching tools or ones I’ve developed myself. I draw inspiration from the experience I’ve gained over the past 25 years working with entrepreneurs, executives, and their teams, as well as from recent advances in cognitive science and neuroscience. I adapt to the reality on the ground by starting from your current situation and the coaching goal we’ve defined together to select the tools to use based on what arises. To date, my coaching practice does not incorporate AI, which I primarily use to save time when processing large volumes of data (such as HR tasks). When it comes to coaching, I believe the greatest impact is achieved through human-to-human interaction, driven by the insights generated through direct exchange, sharing, and questioning between coach and coachee.
· Do you guarantee results?
Coaching is about the process, not the outcome, because you are the one steering your own goals and making your own choices. I cannot take responsibility for the decisions you will make; that would make no sense. Therefore, the rate I offer does not include a guarantee of results. As an exception, since I am an entrepreneur myself, depending on the business impact of what you wish to achieve and the stakes involved in the coaching, I am open to being tied to the results by splitting the fee between a fixed rate and a variable rate based on results.