We all have goals. A coach can help you get there faster.

A coach doesn't tell a client what to do. Rather, the coach is a "thinking partner" that helps the client think through options, so that the client can make decisions about next steps. Everything is driven--and decided on--by the client.

We know that when we have stated a commitment to do something--and need to share our progress with someone else--that we are more likely to succeed.

If the change you want to make is related to your career (or picking a major at school, or what to do in retirement), the Highlands can be an indispensable tool to the process.

When you engage in a coaching relationship, you are making a commitment and investment in yourself. It is a serious step toward reaching your goals.