Late Stage | Enjoy The Work

Enjoy The Coaching

Leadership requires both

soft skills and hard skills

Are you the best leader you possibly can be?

Do you have unproductive patterns that you struggle with shaking?
Perhaps you still avoid hard conversations or can't let go of past slights?
Are you highly reactive to feedback?
Do you struggle to advocate for yourself?
Do you have a need to be right even in moments when seeking harmony would be in your best interest?
Or simply, do you want to be the best leader you can possibly become?

Great CEOs know that emotional skill is as important as intellectual skill.

Enjoy The Work believes that for founders to become best in class CEOs they must develop two distinct sets of skills - how to manage a business and how to manage themselves. Our advisory work focuses on the former, our coaching work focuses on the latter.

Self-awareness & Personal Growth

Learn your triggers, become mindful and intentional so that you’re no longer victim to them.

EQ Skill Development

Learn and practice leadership techniques, such as generous listening, courageous feedback, intuitive decision-making, productive conflict resolution, and authentic accountability.

Move from Manager to Coach

Make the transition from managing the tactical execution of your team to becoming the coach who can empower others to unlock enormous leverage.

"I have tremendous capacity for shifting my mindset. I learned to identify things like drama triangles, and when I’m in one. I learned that a growth mindset and that of a creator can be very powerful for my own psyche, but also on my team, and potentially for the growth of my business."

"My biggest takeaway: I can become the person I want to be! Pretty easily and likely quickly in fact. Not with no effort, but not an overwhelming amount of effort either."

"The value immediately after was high. My team saw a positive difference in my approach, as did my cofounder."

"I am confident this will mean a long lasting change to the way I think about and approach progressing."