Deciding to jump

Prior to setting up Breathe Business, I was a successful ‘one man band’ coaching practice. I called it ‘jump coaching’ because I knew that clients wanting to further their success would have to ‘jump’ at some point to effect the changes they wanted both in their professional and personal lives.  Being a coach means this: when your clients jump, you must stand shoulder to shoulder with them to make sure that they don’t fall.

Recently, I was invited to an open evening at a new specialist endodontic practice in Richmond. Endocare is owned by Breathe client Michael Sultan, who has created the first corporate endodontic specialist business.

The event was themed ‘A sushi and salsa evening’, and many local practice owners turned up to see the fabulous practice, enjoy the food and amazingly, some of them even danced.

Not being a gifted salsa dancer myself, I found a quiet moment to walk around Michael’s new practice and tick off his list of achievements: