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We work with experienced professionals and business owners who are successful, but find they may be experiencing feeling tired, stressed, and overwhelmed with all they must get done in their personal or professional life.
“I have worked with Rafe for many years, and I have seen dramatic changes in my business and personal life. Rafe guided me along the path of achieving the quality of life I had previously thought unattainable!”

— Julie Alexander, Alexander & Associates
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Are you ready for Coaching?


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I see the value in having an accountability partner to take my results to the next level.

I am willing to be open, learn, grow, and take action.

I am ready success and recognize that getting the right help can be a key factor in gettign there.

Many of my clients have what it takes to succeed, yet hit a plateau in their results.  Hiring a coach enables you to gain balance, fulfillment, and happiness which are key steps to overcoming barriers to the next level of results you want and deserve.

Get enhanced results if you are already success focused

Regardless of their profession or personal circumstances, all my clients are successful, resourceful, and intelligent individuals that are serious and committed to getting more out of life.

In considering engaging a coach, ask yourself the following questions:

  • Do I feel stuck when it comes to producing results?
  • Do I feel frustrated in moving my goals and intentions forward?
  • Am I in transition, looking for my true calling and what inspires me

What to expect working with me as your Coach

Partnership
Your future by your design
More time and productivity
It has become increasingly more valuable to business owners to find an edge that has them be successful. Business coaching provides the small business owner with a 360 view on their business, providing clean and unfiltered feedback. The results are clarity on existing challenges and breakdowns.
Once we’ve identified the results you want, then we will quickly begin to start working to achieve them. As results start happening, you will experience being more confident, productive, and fulfilled. Through the coaching process you will start turning your intentions into reality; faster and with less effort.
In business and life we all face our most scarce resource…time. With a coach you will learn to set solid goals, start building momentum, and gaining ground. Our focus will be on prioritizing the activity’s, projects, and aspirations that matter most and forward your vision for your life.
Less stress and more energy
Reaching your goals faster
Together we can work on things that drain your energy and cause you stress. By finding strategies to eliminate these things and by focusing on what gives you energy your life will flow, your energy will increase and your stress decrease.
Once you identify what you really want, set goals and begin to see ways to achieve this you are more likely to take actions to reach your goals. Our coaching partnership, with its special tools and techniques, will help you be more efficient and effective with your actions and time.

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By Rafe Beeson 01 Aug, 2019
Let’s start by asking “What’s your relationship to your future?” It seems like an unusual question when put that way doesn’t it? Now what I am going to assert is that there is this concept of a future out there and your relationship with it, conscious or not, has a great deal to with your relationship with results and your ability to manifest them. The purpose of this article is to see if we can start to get our minds around how we as successful entrepreneurs and business professionals can start to have more access to bringing our ideas, goals, and intentions closer to reality while creating a future that pulls us forward, inspires us, and allows us to live our passions. First of all let me say that what I’m not talking about here is optimism. Optimism is defined as: an inclination to put the most favorable construction upon actions and events or to anticipate the best possible outcome. To be optimistic isn’t what I would call a bad thing, however designing your future has more to do with focus, power, performance and less to do with simply just looking at life and hoping for the best that everything will work itself out; a sort of “rose colored glasses” filter if you will. Let me give a very simple example here about what I am actually talking about. Think about the last job you held. Maybe it was a big corporation where you felt stuck or maybe the office environment wasn’t exactly to your liking. When you walked in on Monday morning at 8:00am how did that feel? Where you thrilled and excited to kick off the new week? Most of you probably answer no and thought “What am I even doing here?” Now, how about your experience of Friday afternoon let’s say at 4:45pm? I would venture to say it was very different. Why? Did something suddenly and miraculously change about your job or the circumstances? No of course not. It was because the future you were living into and your relationship to it that had changed. In my experience in working with people I have come to discover that most people live in what you could call a sort of “default future.” A future that is overshadowed by the past where usually we are looking at trying to avoid a worst case scenario or the experience of some sort of pain; perceived or real. Steve Zaffron talks about this in his book The Three Laws of Performance when he says “Our default future consists of our expectations, fears, hopes, and predictions, all of which are ultimately based on our experience of the past. Incidents from the past live on as prediction, giving us our default future.” He then goes on to say “that this is why statistically 73 percent of change efforts fail and 70 percent of new strategies fall short of expectations.” Creating your future powerfully and effectively starts with using your speaking and language to make declarations. Declarations are speaking about how you say things are going to go in the future for your life, your business, and your relationships. This idea is based on the principle of thought, word, and deed. Meaning what you think about something and how you speak about it has a lot to do with how your actions are going to go. This not really a new concept and it has many biblical references that are as old as mankind itself. President Kennedy gave us all a great example of this in his speech to Congress on May 25, 1961. In that speech he declared that how with very little how to evidence, support, and resources we would have a man on the moon and back by the end of the decade. It was only three short years later that12 Apollo astronauts would reach the lunar surface and fulfill that declaration. Standing for a future is not an easy task. It takes a willingness to speak powerfully in the face of uncertainty and often very little agreement and let’s face it most people surely resist change. So we must constantly remind ourselves that we are the creator of our own destiny and take focused and consistent action toward the realization of our goals. When I first started in the coaching profession, there wasn’t even an industry around to support my idea for my new business! I was constantly forced to speak my future into existence and educate others on the benefits of hiring a coach and what the process looked like. Speaking your future is only the beginning. Given the challenges we face in our fast moving and competitive global economy we must also support our invented future with strategies for success if we are ultimately going to manifest our desired intentions. In my experience the strategies that are most effective are as follows: 1. Create solid and specific short term goals that align with your passion and long term aspirations about your business and your life. These goals must be written down and reviewed regularly as to not loose sight of where you are moving towards and the point of why you are going there. 2. Put systems in place for managing your life and business that automate process and tasks that you have on a frequent basis. Finds systems are easy to use and that provide seamless integration so that you can stay focused on moving forward with your goals and continue to gain ground. 3. Get an accountability partner and create a regular feedback loop. As a coach it’s my job to hold my clients accountable to the promises they make and goals they set. I recommend using someone who can be unbiased and completely objective so that the feedback you get is clean, clear, and unfiltered. 4. Discover your passion and pursue something that inspires you. Nothing pulls you forward towards your invented future like passion. It is the spark that will get you through the challenges and obstacle you face along the path to success. 5. Stay committed to the result, yet open and flexible. I feel strongly that in our time of greatest adversity, can also come our greatest moments of clarity, insight, and knowledge. When we are open and willing to look at things that confront us in our journey, we grow personally and professionally in ways that can often not be immediately obvious, but ultimately can have tremendous value in the future. Lastly, I think it’s also important to say a word about trust. One of the biggest challenges I see is that we must trust that good things are ahead for us on our journey. It takes an act of faith to know that the things we want are on already on the way to us. Practice spending time envisioning what you life would look like say a year from now if you were able to have all the experiences you desire. Work on staying present to that future and knowing that the path you are on will always give you the lessons you need to move forward and good things are on the way.
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By Rafe Beeson 23 Jul, 2019
I live in a place where my back porch view is a nature preserve. I often sit outside on glorious days like today, eating something while soaking in the sights and sounds. Around dusk just as the sun dips below the trees, I take notice of the many hummingbirds that are dancing with each other and moving tree to tree. Occasionally, if you’re lucky, one will stop and give you a moment to awe its delicate nature and beauty. Tonight there was one in particular perched out on a skinny bare branch, alone and quite noticeable. When another bird came into the picture, it left the lone perch and flew away for a few seconds, and then almost miraculously, landed back to the same exact spot. It happened again, not just once, but no less than a total of four more times; always back to the same exact branch. I’ve heard an analogy that goes something like the following: If you put a rat in a maze with multiple possible endings, but only one with a piece of cheese waiting, the rat then will try every possible tunnel until he finds the cheese. If after finding it, you move the cheese, the rat will check the same path he initially found the cheese in and upon finding no cheese, he then explores other new paths until he finds the new location of the cheese. As the story goes, put a human in the same maze, he will keep going down the same tunnel over and over where he found the cheese; even after discovering no more cheese exists there. We all have our patterns no question. But I often consider are those patterns serving me? It probably makes sense to make something habitual or “ritualize” a new thing, particularly if you are trying to establish a new skill. I practiced meditation for a few years and every day after waking up and a shower, I would make tea and sit on my couch meditating for 20 minutes. At first it was uncomfortable, but after some time I savored each opportunity and couldn’t imagine starting my day without it. I would say something shifted in my awareness and it happened seemingly effortlessly with the proper desire and discipline. Take a moment to reflect and ask yourself, where are you needing to make a shift in your life and create a new pattern? Are your patterns and actions empowering you or leaving you feeling stuck? I would love to hear from you. Blessings.
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By Rafe Beeson 28 Jun, 2019
I often talk with my clients about winning and I think it’s an important conversation. You might be thinking what is the thing called a “win” exactly? In terms of coaching a win is when you reach a goal, accomplish a task, or manifest something you desire. Wining implies a couple of things: first you have a goal and second you are engaged on some level in obtaining it. It wouldn’t be right to talk about winning without mentioning sports. Winning in sports occurs because it’s more important to have something or an object in one place versus another and with that, you must keep score. In sports winning seems to be sort of ironic. They say “winning isn’t everything” or “it’s not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game.” However, if you attend any high school or college football game in your home town and you will quickly discover people do have a vested and emotional interest in their favorite team winning. If that team loses, it’s a challenge to find anyone who is saying that or can remember those ideals. So in sports you do have winners and losers, but in the game of life it’s important to distinguish: you have experiences, insights, and lessons. It’s easy to get caught up going from one thing to the next with ever stopping to acknowledge your wins and what you’ve accomplished. I would encourage you take a few minutes at the end of each week and look back and reflect on wins you have had and write them down. I would venture to say you might be winning more than you think! Wins come in all sizes and I often find people are unaware of the “wins” in their life. There are really big wins like for example starting your own company and very small wins like clearing off and organizing your desk so that you can work more effectively. The important thing to remember is that all wins in your life are positive, powerful, and opportunities for celebration. Even when you don’t hit a goal, you often discover valuable feedback on what may be stopping you or how to better focus your intentions. When you are winning it builds momentum. The more wins you have, the more powerful you feel. As you become more aware of the wins in your life and begin to start gaining ground, you should find yourself experiencing life feeling more energized and with a greater sense of accomplishment. Step out and go for it – start winning!
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