My own business coach gave me some simple (and blunt) advice. “Don’t try to be smart, be curious about your clients, serve them well and stay humble.” That’s my business coaching philosophy.

The biggest team I ever led was 175 people, spread across 3 continents, doing some amazing things. If you want to become a better leader, I’ll share everything I’ve learned from my time in the military and corporate world.

I’ve been in business for 5 years, coaching many different types of businesses, from micro-businesses turning over less than £50K (they are a perfect fit for Business Club) to medium-sized business turning over £5M+. The ActionCOACH systems have been proven in 70 countries over the last 30 years and I’ll show you how to apply them to your business, however unusual or unique it might be.

I work to your priorities, but I always want you to answer ‘YES!’ to these 3 questions:

1) Will I get a return on my investment in business coaching? For some this is purely financial, for others this might be building a new team, or improving as a manager.

2) Will I get to where I want to go faster and more effectively with Garry than I could on my own?

3) Will we get on well together and will I enjoy the coaching?

If, after our initial conversations, you answer ‘YES!’ to all 3 questions, we’re going to work well together. If any of them are a ‘No’, then now is not the right time.

All of our initial conversations are free, and they’re the place for us to explore the potential in you and in your business.  We’ll be clear about what you want to achieve and how coaching could help you. We’ll uncover the biggest obstacles that could stand in your way. We’ll identify some solutions to your challenges and we’ll take a look at the financial implications of those solutions.

At the end of these conversations, you’ll know whether coaching is for you or not.

If it is, I will show you how to get started.

If it’s not, we’ll shake hands and part as friends.