The founder can't read the label from inside the bottle
Sometimes the clearest view of your business comes from a seat that isn’t yours.
You already know what the conversation is. Tell me what is going on and we will find out whether I am the right person to help you have it.
As a founder, work and life are one and the same. As an entrepreneur and father Todd knows this all too well. Meet with Todd to learn how his personal experience and coaching style can help you design a life that can be turned from a dream to a reality. We look forward to learning more about you and your business!

"Todd does a good job of understanding the business side and pulling that in conjunction with the personal side, with the family side—because relationships transcend all sides. That’s why he sits pretty high on the seat, closest to the head of the table, in the Chris Carsten cabinet."

Read Todd's latest tips on building connection through psychological safety.
Sometimes the clearest view of your business comes from a seat that isn’t yours.
Two leaders can get identical help and end up in completely different places. The variable usually isn't the coach, and it usually isn't willpower either. It's what changing would cost them.
Most executive coaching runs an hour every two to four weeks, and there are good reasons for that spacing. But the cadence isn't really the question. The question is who has access to you in the ten minutes before fear, anger, or your need to please somebody becomes a decision.