Understanding coaching vs. consulting
What each one is, when it fits, and what it costs. Both start with a free fit call. Here's how to set one up.
What coaching is
Coaching looks at where you are today and where you want to go.
Like in sports, it focuses on developing skills, creating awareness, and taking action.
You are the driver. You bring the agenda each session.
The real work happens between sessions. Full participation is the point.
Confidential, direct, no fluff.
Coaching fits when
You know what you want to change and want momentum on it.
You're new in a role, or the role just got bigger.
You want a sounding board that pushes back.
You're ready to shift a pattern you keep noticing.
What consulting is
Recommendations, plans, analysis, and materials your team can execute.
Based on professional expertise and 23+ years doing this work.
I'm the driver. I do the analysis, build the plan, and produce the materials. You get the results and keep everything.
Defined scope, defined end, and a clean handoff.
Consulting fits when
Everyone agrees something needs to move and you want a clear first step.
A defined project with an end date needs someone to lead it.
An AI mandate needs a roadmap the team can run.
You want a senior person in the room for a defined stretch.
Both, together
Leadership teams often use both: a team diagnostic and plan, plus coaching for the leaders carrying the most.
One practice, one scope, one person start to finish.
What each one costs
Coaching: $350 for a single session, $1,800 for three months.
Consulting: $350 for an advisory hour, $1,500 for a short enablement package, $6,600 for a 30-day discovery and roadmap.
Bigger engagements are scoped on a fit call. Every price is on the services page.
Book a free 30-minute fit call and we'll confirm which one fits in the first ten minutes.

