My name is Cheri Felix. I received the Advanced Coaching Certification through ChoicePoint Consulting. I graduated from the University of Colorado at Boulder, attended The American University of Cairo to study Arabic and have enough life experience to write a few how-to books. Whether you are looking to make a big change, find more balance in your life, change jobs or completely re-design your life, we can work together. I am passionate about helping people get where they want to go.
Coaching can be done face to face or over the telephone.
1 hour session: $80.00
Initially we meet 3-4 times per month.
Gradually we meet monthly.
Eventually we don't meet. You are in charge. You decide what works for you.
I offer one-on-one coaching as well as "office coaching". I can be hired to work with your employees. Offering employees personal coaching is much like offering health insurance or paid vacation. It benefits everyone when people are happy, performing well and excited about contributing.
To begin, we can meet or talk on the phone for a complimentary quick session to see if we are a good fit.
Once we get started, together we will examine your patterns and see where you are getting stuck in your life. We can talk about anything; job changes, marriage, aging parents, parenting and we can even talk about losing weight. And after all is said and done you will have the tools and insight to make the changes you want to make. It's also common to email and text between sessions when you are going through something sticky in your life. Looking at your life is challenging and rewarding. It's not easy, but it is amazing.
No Magic. No Unicorns. Just you.
The other day on Facebook, a friend was actually sharing. Like saying how they really felt, sharing their experience and frustrations about personal things. It wasn’t a picture of what they ate for lunch or a picture of how badly someone had parked or anything remotely political. Every question your choices or your path or your life’s work? Ever wonder if somewhere along the line, if you’d only made a left instead of a right, I meet people all the time who seem to think hiring a life coach is akin to having a blow up doll in their closet. I was reading the news this morning about Scott Hamilton and his feelings about not calling the triple salchows for this year’s Olympics (spoiler alert: He’s just fine) and it reminded me about when my husband was teaching our kids how to rollerblade. I spend a fair amount of time in locker rooms. Some women are modest (like me) and they are covered in a towel (or two) or they have half their clothes on and the other half of their bodies covered in a towel (again,
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