Take the Pulse of Your Partnership and get:
As an executive coach and consultant, I help people create harmony in business partnerships and wealth in their business by eliminating conflicts in values, priorities and goals.
Together, we re-align beliefs and practices to achieve clearer communications
as well as a thriving business partnership and company.
In my role as executive coach and consultant, I've seen good will, positive affirmation and kindness become activators of amazing transformation. Creating new joy and peace within a business partnership spreads from the business partners to the rest of the business, the family life and community.
It's always an honor and a pleasure to share these time-tested methods, tools and best practices with business partners who are ready to break through barriers and reach the next level of their potential.
Contact me today to schedule your initial consultation, which may be conducted in person or over the phone.
Most Recent Posts:Jan 2011
One betrayed me. Another incited our employees to turn against me. Yet another hid key information from me. I spent years thinking: “Why did all of this happen to me?”, when what I really should have been thinking was, “What part did I play in bringing this about?” More
Dec 2010
The strategies for managing our business organizations have required a major overhaul. The Command-and-Control style no longer works in the 21st Century. Similarly, the way we have been managing our business partnerships is no longer effective. Witness the 80% failure rate in business partnerships.
The changes we have had to make in the area of leadership in organizations are equally valid for operating in business partnerships.
Following are the key ingredients for the new leadership which apply to business partnerships as well. More
Oct 2010
What is a dysfunctional Business Partnership?
One where partners do not or cannot have the difficult conversation with each other.
One where trust has been eroded or may be missing altogether by now.
One that is about to break up – you conclude “It’s not worth the hassle”.
One where you feel you’re doing all the heavy lifting and your partner doesn’t. More
Hardy Hasenfuss
Executive Coach & Consultant to Business Partners