Emma Snipp
Success & Resilience Coaching and Mentoring for Property and Construction Professionals
Hello and welcome.
I imagine you’re here with a few questions and a lot of curiosity.
Perhaps you have an idea of why you’re here and what you want to achieve or perhaps you just feel the pull of coaching with little understanding of the whys and wherefores.
Whatever the circumstances, I am pleased you’re here.
I specialise in supporting property and construction professionals who feel frustrated and trapped to find the courage and clarity they need to decisively make tough decisions with conviction.
This allows them to regain their sense of self, momentum and ultimately their freedom at work, home and in their relationships.
I work with people who are already successful, or are focused on becoming so, but have that niggly feeling something's not quite right.
I help them understand what success is to them and uncover why they're not achieving it, or if they have, why they’re not enjoying the thrill of their success.
Oftentimes there's a decision that needs to made, but before making it, they really need to know what the decision REALLY is.
We explore these decisions, and provide space to understand the fallout of them without causing irreparable damage with your family, friends and career.
And if after all that, you want to make a change, then we figure out how to do that too.
What We’d Do Together.
What Can I Offer You?
You may not be able to specify exactly what it is holding you back, or you may have a situation, relationship, project or detail you wish to fully explore.
We will use a suite of tools and techniques to delve into your personal blockers and unlock change, success and joy.
I can help with …
Making key life-changing decisions, at home and in work
Feelings of being blocked, stuck or in a continuous unwanted cycle
Approaching and embarking on life changes such as career moves, shifts in relationships or geographical relocation
Quietening, befriending and controlling that inner voice who is constantly chattering at you about ‘coulds’, ‘woulds’ and ‘shoulds’