Case Studies

Paul and I met through my last corporate job. When he found out I had left and become a coach, he immediately said, "I need your help! I need to sell these cars before my wife leaves me! I cannot seem to finish anything. I want to be a finisher!"

He had left a position with a leading producer of automotive how-to television shows to follow his passion for designing and building custom Broncos and to find balance between work, family, and his values. 

A year after leaving, important relationships were as strained as his bank account.

Outwardly, he was a high-achieving, organized go-getter. Inside, he was falling apart.

His life was full of:

• Shame from lack of follow-through due to boredom and procrastination, leading to disappointment and shame.

• Relationship frustrations from not communicating or listening actively to others.

• Failure to balance life as an entrepreneur, a father (soon to be grandfather), a husband, and his health.

• No time management due to people pleasing. He let others' intentions pull him off course, never knowing how to say "no."

• Scattered and overthinking everything slowed productivity and affected how he showed up everywhere.

• Being out of control and overwhelmed left him stuck in a pinball-like state.
  
  

Fast forward to March 2026

• He communicates with confidence, leveraging cognitive processing strengths to communicate more effectively, allowing him to confidently transition from a failing partnership instead of impulsively dropping it.

• Clear work-life separation is now ingrained, allowing for distinct shifts in roles and responsibilities and increased follow-through.

• Improved clarity and focus gave way to a winning business model with a new partner who complements his neurodivergent brain, making the life balance automatic.

• Accelerated progress from bleeding money to making more than forecasted for the entire year of 2026 within six months of fully launching his 3rd model.

• Successfully delegating, he's growing his team with others who sync well with the brains on board.

• Strengthened relationships - he now shows up for his family. His wife says coaching has changed their lives.

• He is calm and in control instead of feeling like a pinball; everyone is looking to him for clear, calm, and collected action instead of hot-headed reaction.

This is what happened within two months (four sessions) and asynchronous coaching: