You have goals. I’ll be helping you to enrich them so you can more clearly envision what success looks like for you – which often ends up being more than status within your sport or discipline.
By the end of our time together, you’ll have learned tools and concepts which promote leadership capabilities and elite performance.
This isn’t sports psychology, life coaching or a cookie cutter approach.
I’ve built a course that develops personal leadership. The course is rooted in the principles of character education, military training and corporate consulting. I’ll provide you with a systematic and strategic progression to evolve perspective and pattern of action. Our goal is to generate consistent elite performance with sustainable return.
While I ground my system within the proven Invictus Leadership Performance Model, what makes the process unique is you. An interpersonal approach gives us flexibility to tailor the system toward your needs, adapting to focus on the areas where you need the most development.
Your patterns of action influenced by your mindset
How you act within your view
Your overall perspective (thoughts and feelings) pre, intra and post
How you view yourself, the world and yourself within the world
A clear understanding of how and why a mission leads to achieving your life vision
Life Vision: Who you want to be and what you want to do
The health required to perform safely and the athleticism required to perform well
Health: Lung, heart, brain, joint, etc.
Athleticism: Speed, power, agility, stamina, etc.
The skills and knowledge required to execute your plan
Experimental and/or tried-and-true methods of execution
Your plan of action to achieve your mission
Your step by step plan beginning with the desired result in mind
≥ 95% success rate executing items in your control
Items in your control: Your choices, emotional processes and purposeful thought tracks
A good coach will help you improve. A great coach will help you jump to the next level, whether that’s going from All-Conference to All-American, or from VP to CEO; but when you strip away the increase in status, are you challenging yourself for the right reasons?
I’m interested in working with motivated professionals, athletic and executive, who are willing to challenge themselves. Ultimately, I aim to partner with people who want to lead the way.
Invictus Leadership is an interpersonal, confidential coaching course that begins with an initial consultation, followed by fifteen, 50-minute sessions tailored to your unique goals. These sessions can be held in person or virtually.
You will promote yourself through the Invictus Leadership Performance Model. Starting with solidifying the foundation, you’ll work your way up to the top by developing your vision and preparing to execute your plan. At that point, clients perform consistently and sustainably.
After working through my system you will be able to better perform under pressure, grow from failure and become process-oriented. You’ll leave with a continuation plan focused on working towards and building on to your goals.
The introductory consultation is in place to ensure that we are comfortable working together before embarking on this journey. The interpersonal rapport that forms along the way is key to successful execution.
I take a tough, but thoughtful approach that pushes you to challenge preconceived notions of success and how to get there.
I will not tell you what to do, what to think or what to feel. Ultimately, you are held accountable to your actions.
Not to worry, the program is successful because your sense of ownership will increase. And by taking ownership of your process, you can expect your performance to increase to a level that is sustainable and advances your status within your sport or discipline.
No money, no job and sleeping in my car…
I was recently out of the U.S. Army, returning to bleak circumstances. I was broke, with mounds of debt, no work, and no place to live. I began asking around for odd jobs just to make ends meet. I’d think to myself,
If I can get through this, I can get through anything.
I kept reminding myself that as long as I was willing and able to work, I was in the fight. And that’s when Invictus Leadership was born.
Over time I realized that my future and success were less about pedigree and more about my personal character. If I wanted out, I knew I had to let go of many preconceived notions about myself. I knew I had to see the world differently.
Eventually, I worked my way out of that life. And 5 years later I’m taking what I learned from those experiences and delivering those lessons to professional athletes and executives so they can free themselves from perspectives that hold people down.
Ultimately, I want members of the Invictus Family to understand that this unique approach allows them to maximize their performance while simultaneously putting them on a path towards becoming their best self. I’m sharing with them the same advice I gave myself back when things looked bleak: