Am I a "life coach"? I hear this question often. Generally speaking, the answer is "yes."

 

Better yet, I'm a "mid-life coach for men." ("Executive coach," "burnout coach," "leadership coach," and "men's intimacy coach" work, too. So does "transformational men's coach.") 

 

Ultimately, what fires me up is working with men who are approaching some sort of critical transition in their lives, typically when they're nearing or smack-dab-in-the-middle-of what we call "mid-life." 

 

Maybe you're 40 and realizing that the career you've built with your blood, sweat, and tears isn't doing it for you anymore. 

 

Perhaps you're 48 and the company you've built has started to stagnate and you just can't seem to find the next gear. 

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Or possibly you're 52 years old and coming to grips with a grinding sense that you're burned out, that your relationships are suffering, and that you've gotta make some changes to find the good life again.

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I get it because I've felt all those things. In fact, I went through a full-on mid-life crisis that I'd never wish on anyone. But I learned from that experience, and better yet, decided that I'd dedicate myself to helping other guys avoid a similar fate. 

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Interested in exploring how to find the easier path through mid-life?