>> You know I have degrees in business.
My undergrad degree was accounting from Penn State, my MBA was in finance and marketing
from NYU Stratton School of Business.
I set myself up really well to be a leadership and executive coach, and granted the first,
you know, kind of two decades of my business career I didn't know I was going
to become a coach, so I actually studied both at NYU and that's actually where I teach now
and also through Result Coaching Systems which is now the Neuroleadership Institute focusing
on brain science and how we create habits and things like that.
I've also taken a number of other courses around positive psychology etcetera from places
like the University of Pennsylvania.
I have credentials, I have not only the business experience and background to backup
who my clients are that I want to work with, but also this academic experience
and practical experience through clients that I've worked with in the past
and I actually tell stories about why I would be the best coach;
that makes it easier for people to say yes to me.