Whether you’re running a business or wanting to make changes in your personal life, you need strategic planning, goal-setting, and evaluation to make your dreams a reality.
In order to get from Point A to Point B, it’s helpful to have an outsider’s perspective to bring clarity and fresh ideas to your problem.
That’s where a coach can step in.
Knowing when to seek help is key to building a successful, healthy business or making lasting changes in your life. Are you ready for a coach? Take this short quiz:
If you answered YES to three or more questions, you need a coach ASAP.
Sometimes you want to make a change to your life—you want more free time with your family, you need to organize your kitchen, or you may find yourself struggling to implement a new habit.
A coach can help you find ways to free up time, discover the best way to set a kitchen up so it works for you, and create building blocks to make a new habit part of your everyday routine.
Coach Mary uses the science of positive psychology to help you see your life or your business from a fresh perspective. As your coach, she’ll give you the tools and encouragement needed to move forward. Your goals will become more straightforward and more manageable.
Coaching gives you the freedom to lead a more fulfilled life than you’ve ever dared to imagine.
I have taken a couple classes and done personal coaching lessons through Dr. Mary, and I have enjoyed every single one of them. Each one, I walk away from with practical tips to help me in different areas of my life, and business.
Are you stuck in your business? Call Mary and she can help you take your business to the next level. Her background in psychology combined with her common-sense business acumen will be the perfect combination to help you overcome your obstacles and drive gains in your business.
“ I have been working with Dr Mary for many years and her words of wisdom have made a big difference in how I have approached my business. I made the switch from a sole practitioner to a team following Dr Mary’s advice on how to accelerate the growth of my business. Creating a team was a lot of additional work but I kept remembering her phrase “every journey starts with a single step.” She is always available to talk and ask questions that make me come up with the answer to my issue. I know I can always count on her to be looking for my best outcome and not the easy or quick way to get something done.”
” I have known Mary Richardson all of my life. During the 1980’s, she and my mother worked together at the Kansas State Department at SRS. Mary has become a close family friend and valued confidante. My family and I have consulted with Mary regarding many personal and business concerns. Mary has always cheered me on in my academic and career development. She supported me as I developed my Wellness Center. She always guided my mother in her decision to start to brainstorm about ideas to enrich our professional, personal, spiritual and physical well-being. Mary truly enjoys encouraging other people to reach their potential. Mary, my mother and I have a lot of fun helping each other to lead healthier lives.”
“Mary and I have known each other since 1980. I supervised Mary during her postdoctoral residency. We have worked together as partners and co-therapists for 20 years. Mary’s team spirit and leadership abilities have made her an asset to my agency. We depend on Mary for her management and organizational skills. Mary’s optimistic approach has been an inspiration to clients, co-workers and employees. I can affirm that Mary adheres to the highest moral and ethical standards. She handles difficult situations with directness and tact. Mary is well known for her keen perceptions and sound judgment. If you want to be a winner, I would recommend adding Mary to your team. She will coach you to the finish line.
“I’ve know Mary since she joined our church fifteen years ago. Since then, we have been active together in a number of committees and organizations. Mary is a member of the Ladies of St. Peter Claver, Agape Souls and the Altar Society. Mary served as the Assistant Junior Daughter Counselor when my daughter, Blair, was Supreme Junior Daughter. My late mother, Lady Georgia Reed Friday, was a mentor to Mary. Due to her work in the community, Mary has been given the Georgia Reed Friday Memorial Award for Community Service. She has also been the recipient of the Bishops Award for Volunteerism. Mary is known for being compassionate and trustworthy. She has served two terms as a trustee for the Ladies of St. Peter Claver. You can trust Mary. She has always been the person who has inspired and guided me.”
“Mary and I met during graduate school. We have been through all the ups and downs of completing school and starting a new career. We have worked together closely in order to help families and children to make a new start in life. Mary treats each client with equal importance, regardless of their situation. She remains dedicated in spite of challenges or setbacks. Mary and I worked together to form several alliances and coalitions to improve mental health in the Kansas City area. Mary has been involved in a number of activities at my counseling and consulting agency. During the last decade, Mary and I both became interested in exploring our spirituality on a deeper basis. We have had hours of fascinating discussions about how spiritual beliefs affect our happiness, well-being and functioning. I appreciate Mary’s positive approach as she affirmed the development at my Wellness Center. Mary believes in achieving a life balance that combines spiritual, emotional and physical health.”
It’s time to get started down a path towards lasting change in your life and business. Don’t put it off any longer.
Sign up for your complimentary session with Coach Mary today and see if coaching is the right next step for you.
