Schedule a Connection Call

A Connection Call is a chance for us to meet with the intention of learning if we’re a good fit to work together. You get a chance to share your story and I can share how life coaching might help. Sometimes this can turn into a mini-coaching session, other times it might just be a good opportunity for you to empty out. In the least, you will get to meet me live over Zoom and ask any questions you might have.

Our Connection Call could last between 30-60 mins. I respect your time but also want to give you the opportunity to have all the information you need to make an informed decision. This session is free of charge.

When you schedule a Connection Call, you will be sent a Zoom link and a few questions you can look over before we meet.

Others in the industry may call this a Discovery Session, a Consultation, or even a Sales Call. No, no, no. We’re humans who need to build trust before we jump into a relationship and that goes both ways. I will share information about my coaching package if it feels right to do so, or I will refer you to a resource who can best help you if that seems more appropriate. There’s no pressure to commit to a yes - only an open discussion help you commit to a decision.

Click below to book your Connection Call.

I’ll let Joce explain what happened in our initial Connection Call before we went on to work together:

"Stephanie gave me a mini-coaching session. My entrepreneurism is this huge, creative project full of many topics, roles, and learning curves. I wanted help organizing it into something more manageable and efficient. For steadier momentum.  

Stephanie helped me clarify what I want and make more decisions. It got simplified to an awesome action plan faster and easier than my sometimes more slow, indecisive, procrastinating tendencies.

This was great practice at stretching my comfort zone as I'm actively strengthening my "clear, decisive, committed action-taker" muscle. It gently pushed me into a less familiar pace - yet still fit my nature and all the decisions still came from me.

- Joce A.