A friend will help you move.
A good friend will help you move a body.
A professional friend will help you move mountains.
A helping hand
Whether you are spearheading a service business, navigating your way from within or looking for what comes next, I will help you find clarity in the complexity – so you can confidently make better judgements, set your vision, execute effective strategies, and build a roadmap through the riot of daily business.
I can help you:
Build confidence and sharpen your focus, so you can prioritise and manage your workloads.
Develop yourself, your business, your people and your processes, so you can navigate change, challenges or conflicts with certainty.
Engage and empower your team to attract better customers (brand/marketing).
Define your business goals and identify gaps, so you can plan and work towards sustainable growth.
“I worked with Sean for only a brief period and gained an immense amount of value from this time.”
Helen Clayton
Partner
PM+M
Having spent most of my career in the services sector, I am familiar with its distinct challenges – standing out in over-serviced markets, promoting intangible products, scaling with limited skilled labour and resources, and keeping on top of process and service quality – to name a few.
When working with ambitious service business owners and their teams, I find that achieving a balanced approach is the most effective and sustainable way of overcoming these kinds of challenges:
Services
A measure of
Coaching
Confidential, careful questioning designed to unlock performance and overcome obstacles.
A splash of
Mentoring
A brain to pick, an ear to listen, and a nudge in the right direction, drawn from a wealth of experience.
A twist of
Consulting/Facilitating
Although the least effective in the long term, sometimes providing answers serves as a vital shortcut.
My focus is to help you move forward with confidence.
“Be careful whose advice you buy, but be patient with those who supply it. Advice is a form of nostalgia. Dispensing it is a way of fishing the past from the disposal, wiping it off, painting over the ugly parts and recycling it for more than it's worth.”
Baz Luhrman Presents
Everybody’s Free (to wear sunscreen)
Class of ’97