CoreSelf Positioning Moves You Forward.
Unlike professional coaching services, where you rely on a personal guide for development over a period of time, CoreSelf Positioning places transformative tools and techniques in your hands, now.
The process moves individuals and teams from dependency to self-sufficiency. The key to the process is called CoreSelf Mapping™. By uncovering the connection between energy, values, and plans in the context of pressures imposed by others, CoreSelf Mapping™ shifts awareness from a focus on functional detail to monitoring progress toward big-picture goals.
CoreSelf Map Process
CoreSelf Mapping™ is a simple and effective tool for helping individuals and teams connect with their own internal guidance system in the service of moving from conflict to strategy.
Where am I now?
Where do I want to be?
How do I get there?
Coaching
Guidance
Positioning
CoreSelf Positioning
Tools & Resources
CoreSelf 4S Framework
This simplified and complimentary version of the CoreSelf Map helps you to slow down, make a plan and reach objectives. Try it now for FREE.
CoreSelf Mapping & Positioning
Available for individuals and groups, the guided CoreSelf Map helps navigate personal challenges to sets the stage for deeper insight and next-step strategy.
Workshops
Attend a workshop combining individual and group CoreSelf Mapping™ with moderated and strategic discussion moves groups towards resolution in 3 sessions.
Train the Trainer
Become an advisor of CoreSelf Positioning to empower individuals and groups in a variety of settings from corporate to nonprofit to one-on-one.
Insights & Real Questions
Where Am I? Where Did I Come From? Where Am I Going?!
A message to myself in times of pain and the tools to help me through it.
Same Page or Status Quo?
What happens if we are willing to make a situation better but take no action? If for now, we just maintain status quo?
Thoughts and Plans: Shaping Intentional Action
How do you turn ideas into action? Through careful planning, or spontaneous, reactive choices? Deliberate strategy or a stream of quick decisions?