1-2-1 Coaching Sessions for business planning & execution.
Working together, we’ll identify your strengths, overcome obstacles, and create a plan of action to help you achieve your goals in the short, medium and long term.
1. The Business Blueprint
What is your mission and how are your values and principles reflected in your approach to business? What else can you do to capture your spirit with what you do? We’ll explore this together and create a blueprint for a business that embodies your belief system.
2. Profit & Purpose
A key area is the balance between Work & Wellbeing. Ideally, how do you manage this and what do you want from your business? We’ll dive into the numbers and balance time and revenue to create the space and time to look after you and yours.
3. Marketing Magic
This is about The What, The Who and The Why? Where will you fit into the marketplace and who is your target audience? We’ll investigate this to create a compelling vision and narrative for your prospective customers.
4. Visualisation
During our sessions there will be some challenging moments and it is likely to be necessary to take a moment to look at the bigger picture of your life and love. To breakthrough, there’ll be some fun exercises to get you energised and engaged and thinking differently.
5. The Way Forward
Now that you have clarity, vision and purpose, you’ll want to understand the incremental steps on the path ahead. We’ll map this journey and get you moving towards your new future.
What Does Ethical Business Practice Mean to Me?
An ethical business follows moral principles, policies, and values that go far beyond legal requirements and builds trust with customers, employees, and society.
An ethical business seeks to avoids harm or exploitation that its operations may cause and promotes positive social and environmental change.
Some examples of ethical business practices are:
- Paying fair wages and providing safe and healthy working conditions
- Supporting local communities and charities
- Respecting human rights and diversity
- Providing quality products and services that meet customer needs and expectations
- Being transparent and accountable for its actions and performance
- Using renewable energy sources and reducing waste and emissions
Ethical businesses can benefit from increased customer loyalty, employee satisfaction, innovation, and reputation. They can also reduce risks, costs, and legal issues. However, ethical businesses may also face challenges, such as higher expenses, competition, and ethical dilemmas. Therefore, ethical businesses need to balance their social and environmental responsibilities with their economic goals and stakeholder interests.
