True North Effect

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Whether you are looking for a single session to work through something specific or ongoing support to build something lasting, there is a way to work together that fits where you are right now.

I keep my one-on-one roster small on purpose. It's how the work stays deep and meaningful.

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Where people usually start

You have one thing to think through, and it will not wait.

Coaching

You keep circling the same problem.

Coaching

You are leading people for the first time.

Leadership Essentials

You want structure, and something to point to at the end.

Leadership Essentials
One to one

Coaching

Virtual  ·  From a single conversation to six months

No set curriculum. It shapes entirely around what you bring and the season you are in, going deeper than a single session allows and building change that lasts past our last call.

  • Regular sessions, by video, at a pace that fits your week
  • Text and email support between sessions
  • A personalized plan built around your goals
  • Tools, prompts, and check-ins along the way
A single session
Sixty minutes, one thing worked all the way through
Four sessions
A defined arc on one goal, over about two months
Three to six months
The deep version, with room to go where it matters
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Some people come for one conversation. Some stay six months. We find the right length, and the investment, on the call.

Structured Program

Leadership Essentials

5 sessions  ·  4 core areas  ·  Virtual

  • One core area per session: managing yourself, leading people, leadership presence, and decision-making and direction
  • A pre and post assessment
  • A Certificate of Completion at the end

A structured program, scoped to your role and where you are headed. We settle the shape and the investment together on a first call.

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Let your company invest in you

A lot of organizations have professional development budgets that cover exactly this. Coaching is a recognized investment in your growth, not a personal expense, and asking is far more normal than it feels. Here are a few things that help when you make the case to your manager or HR.

  • Leadership coaching is a recognized professional development investment, not a personal expense.
  • Many organizations already have L&D, professional development, or continuing education budgets that coaching qualifies under.
  • Coaching directly supports performance, retention, and leadership readiness, outcomes your organization cares about.
  • Coaching with an ICF-trained coach is a structured engagement with clear goals and measurable outcomes.
  • A 3 to 6 month engagement is a defined, time-limited commitment, easy to scope and budget for.

A longer engagement can also close with a certificate of completion, a plain record of the work you did. That is the shape of the Leadership Essentials program: you work through the four core areas, do the real work, and finish with something to point to when you make the case for a bigger role.

If your organization would rather support several leaders at once, that is The True North Cohort. There is a page on how it runs you can forward to your manager or HR.

If you lead a team

Coaching for your people

Your strongest people are the ones asking for the least.

They carry the most, and they're the ones you can lose before you see it coming. This is a focused way to invest in them. Real coaching that steadies them in the role and shows them the investment runs both ways.

Keep them

Real support before they quietly start looking. Far less costly than the search that follows a resignation.

Grow them

Real time on the hard calls and the harder conversations. They grow into the role instead of just surviving it.

Show them

Choosing someone for something deliberate says what a raise can't. It tells them they matter here.

See how this works for teams See The True North Cohort One to one, private, and paced to each person.
We settle the shape and the investment on a first call.