Bring the decision you're stuck on.
Selling or holding on. A son who's gone quiet. A marriage that's gone polite. Sometimes the decision in front of you is the easy part to name, and something underneath it is what keeps it from moving.
Some things are hard to see by yourself. In seventy-five minutes we look for the question under the decision, and you leave with one next step, written by you.
It's a working session, not a sales call. Most of the seventy-five minutes is the work. The last fifteen are about whether to go on.
The decision, in your words
What you're weighing and why it hasn't moved, in your words.
What's under it
The question the decision is standing on, and what you've been telling yourself about it.
One next step
One small step for the coming week, written by you. Not a program, not someday.
Whether to go on
The last fifteen minutes: does six months of coaching make sense? If it does, I'll lay out how it works and what it costs, and the $297 comes off it. If not, I'll say so and point you to what would help.
It's coaching, not therapy, medical care or business strategy. If you need one of those, I'll say so and help you find the right person. It's one conversation, and you leave with your next step whether or not we ever talk again. You don't need to have taken the quiz.
Request the Blind-Spot Review, $297
75 minutes · one-on-one · private.
- Send this. It takes a minute.
- I read it myself and contact you to set a time that works for both of us.
- We meet for 75 minutes, one-on-one, by video or phone.
- The $297 pays for the session itself and isn't refunded.
- If six months makes sense afterward, the $297 comes off the price.
You'll talk with me, Daniel Walker: 25 years in business; 5 years in law enforcement with the sheriff's office; hundreds of men coached one-on-one; author of The Accountable Life and Nobody's Watching.
Not sure yet? You can tell me where you are first and decide after, or start with the free quiz.
“He asks questions no one had asked me before — and made me think in a way nobody ever could, not even myself. I hated him for pointing at what I'd been lying to myself about. He was right. I needed to hear it.”
From men Daniel has coached, in their own words, used with permission.