business mentor FREDERICK PEARCE
..Business Mentor and Personal Coach
  " Building businesses, building lives, building wealth."
For a laid-back style of coaching, think 'Business Mentor' - Frederick will be a trusted confidant.
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A Letter from Frederick

  Hello, there! Thanks for your interest in my website.  I hope you are having a truly fabulous and profitable day.
    I was thinking about different consulting and coaching styles and checking the search engines to see which search terms would best describe my Coaching-Consulting website. "Business Coach" is most obvious but some of the coaching websites surprise me. They seem very dynamic and gung-ho! There's nothing wrong with that, of course – it's just that this is not the sort of coaching I do.
    For this reason, I tend to play down the idea of being a coach or consultant. Instead, think of me as your mentor – a trusted confidant.
    Mine is a much more laid-back style of consulting — Personal business mentoring. I am retired, you see. I have over 45 years of business experience, and have found that people do best who are trusted to do their best. I'm not going to be in there, jumping all over you to do this or that, nagging you to keep your goals, driving you as I might have done when I was new to business – as I did to my employees and members of my business teams, back then.
    Consider me an employee in your business. Not a teacher – do you need someone to teach you how to run your affairs?  I doubt it!   Not a boss – didn't you give up being bossed around some time ago?  Not your mother! – do you want someone telling you what to do at every turn?  I don't want to be a coach like that, and I doubt you want me to be a coach like that.
    Instead, think of me me a reliable and wise old friend - someone whose only interest is to see you succeed. Someone who has been where you are now, who has tried the things you are now trying, who tripped over the same things you have tripped over – and survived, even succeeded, in spite of it all. Someone who will be there for you, who can discuss things with you, draw out new ideas, and from whom you can get some honest feedback and encouragement. Someone who will tell you the truth. I think you'll find I will be the most valuable asset you purchase this year.

    For more on my style of consulting, take a look at — "Is This Consulting? Coaching? Or Is It Mentoring?"

    For answers to some specific questions, see "An Inquiry About Coaching."

    And, of course, there's always my r้sum้.

    I'd be happy to receive a direct question from you, too, so send me an e-mail message and let's see about getting you started on the road to a brighter, richer and happier future. (Please go to the Mentoring Options page for my e-mail address.)


        Frederick


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"To master a subject, we must focus on the fundamentals. But many people look for a "secret" – they want to 'cut corners.' Yet, applying basics doesn’t call for a great deal of effort, just a steady, consistent application of known principles." — Frederick Pearce, from "Keep Your Eyes On The Prize."


"Success comes from within us, not from outside. We don’t attract opportunity, we open our eyes to the opportunity that is all around us.” — Frederick Pearce, from "Keep Your Eyes On The Prize."


"To think that opportunity or money or love or anything else will remain absent in your life unless you discover “the secret,” creates a separation between you and what you seek. If you recognize that those things are always there and all you have to do is notice them and reach out for them, then you become connected to them, naturally." — Frederick Pearce, from "Keep Your Eyes On The Prize."
 
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