Career Counseling and Coaching in Taylors Falls, Minnesota.

We live in an age where individuals tend to change careers multiple times in their life. The days of people starting and ending their career with the same company or career are rare. It is important that we develop the ability to adapt to change in our ever changing world. If we are not happy with our career it can have a big impact on our life. Testing can help identify areas of interest, aptitude, expertise, likes. In counseling, we strive to help clients get more reward from their careers without the need to change jobs. Testing and the ability to openly talk about how you feel about your job, how you could change that same job, or what else to look for have proven very valuable.

Are you a high-achieving man looking for career guidance? Executive coaching has its place, but I provide something different. I don’t give you advice, give you homework, or try to motivate you. Instead, like an emotional surgeon, I use research-proven EMDR therapy to uncover the emotional barriers and insecurities that hold you back and heal them at their source. If you’re a hard-working man on the verge of greatness, this can be the step necessary for personal and professional breakthrough. If you’re a highly successful man who's already conquered your professional goals, this process can help you recalibrate your priorities, strengthen your relationships, and leave a lasting legacy.

If you are at a crossroad, are in a career transition, or just want to discover your calling then I can help. I use a number of specific assessments and insightful coaching to help your discover your strengths, passions, and direction for your career. You will learn how to clearly articulate what you really want, what you have to offer, and what kinds of jobs and environments to pursue or to avoid. I will also help you build a great resume and interview skills. To find your path and purpose please call today.

What is the perfect work for you? Maybe you can answer this question easily, or maybe not. Either way, knowing yourself well enough to be able to answer this question will open up a whole new world of possibilities for you. All of us should be able to identify enough about ourselves to point us toward career and work choices that are fulfilling and challenging for us, and beneficial to others. Become aware of what you don't know or haven't realized about yourself, and actively find and choose the work that will make you happy and which will allow you to share your gifts with the world.