TEAM ALIGNMENT FOR BUSINESSES

Your team happy, focused, and ready to take on big goals.

"IF EVERYONE IS MOVING FORWARD TOGETHER...Success takes care of itself"
Henry Ford

One of the first keys to business growth is ensuring that the team is looking in the same direction. 

Teams that understand the mission, vision, and goals of the company will have the critical buy-in that leads to massive success.

Alignment is a crucial process for not only teams to be aligned with each other and the owner, but for the owner and management team to be aligned with their coach.

This first step ensures that all stakeholders in the business are looking in the same direction, leading to massive business growth.

YOUR COACHING INVESTMENT

  • Establish a baseline
  • Work sessions of 2-4 hours
  • Individual, co-owners or team members
  • Focused and customized to uncover your long term goals
  • Pre-requisite to one to one and group coaching

Your investment: $1995-$3995

Why Strategic Alignment?

Faster Decision Making: Alignment allows every member of the team to filter their daily choices through the lens of the mission and vision of the company. Each member of the team can think "is this decision going to support our mission" in order to choose.

Assume Positive Intent: When teams are aligned, and the alignment is successful, they generally assume positive intent. When something negative happens, or the owner makes a mistake, every member of the team knows that it was done out of a positive intention.

Documented Dreams & Goals: When business owners meet with their coach, especially in the case of partnerships, each member of the team needs to be looking in the same direction. When the dreams and goals of the business owner are written, it allows each member to be focused.

Positive Habits: The best way to establish positive trends is to have a narrow focus. Having a million dreams in your business dilutes the efforts of the team. A narrow focus lets each member of the team thrive.

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