Why use an Executive Coach?

Here are some of the reasons why people use a coach:

Build more effective teams and organisations
Develop Personal Leadership capacity and improved Leadership skills
Develop improved strategic capacity
Learn a new skill/grow an existing strength or capability
Improve an aspect of personal performance
Support the making of an important business decision
Improve a working relationship
Adapt your management style
Change some aspect of behaviour or personality
Address some unfinished business or 'baggage' affecting your work
Improve self regulation
Develop emotional intelligence
Develop deeper self-belief and confidence
Prepare for a future leadership role
Develop influencing skills
Develop career
Achieve better balance and perspective
Improve resilience and coping skills
Find greater meaning and purpose in work and life
Find out what you really want
Make a major life change
Resolve an issue

Therapy, Consultancy, Mentoring Coaching

I want to ride a bike. Which professional should I go to for support?

Choose a...
Therapist - to help you get over the fear and actually get on the thing
Coach - to put you on the bike, help you pedal and then run along side as you get the job done
Mentor - to teach you how they have ridden the bike and model how you might like to do so yourself
Consultant - to work out which bike to ride

Some coaches will be able to span all of the above activities but every coach should be able to recognise which activity is being engaged in and know the difference innately. Coaching exists on a continuum that's runs from therapy to consultancy

Coaching and Buying Coaching Services.

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"Your vision will become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks outside, dreams, who looks inside, awakens."

Carl Jung

If you are interested in personal development, why not consider executive coaching? There is no better way to embark on an inward exploration.

We are moving from the age of entitlement to the age of personal responsibility. Personal Leadership will be a critical success factor in the 'knowledge economy'. We all posess an innate immunity to change and coaching is recognised as the key enabler to change and personal development.

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A good key note speaker can add greatly to your conference or seminar by motivating, inspiring and entertaining your audience. With a background in debating and amateur drama, Nial O'Reilly has what it takes to make your seminar or event memorable for those in attendance.

Whether you want the content to be serious or light hearted, Nial can tailor his content to meet your needs. Contact him now nial@ignitecoach.com for a discussion on how he can bring added value and make your event more memorable.

Previous engagements include Construction Industry Federation Annual National Conference 2004, 2005 and 2008, Insurance Institute Annual Dinner and Coach Institute of Ireland Annual Conference. References available on request.

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