Get the head right and the body will follow
We all started with a dream, with a vision of how we wanted things to be.
For me it came in two parts. I was lured into the profession in 1981 by brochures showing accountants in hard hats on building sites, in wellies talking to farmers, in white coats talking to engineers, in suits talking to industrialists. I wanted to be that man engaging with his clients.
Part two came 12 years later. By then I was that partner in the photographs but I wasn’t happy and neither were my clients. The relationship wasn’t right. The profession had lost client focus.
So, I and my partner went alone with a clear vision, with the drive and motivation to create the firm of our dreams.
25 year later and we’ve ran our own firms ever since. We’ve learned many things through trial and error, luck and judgement. But the one thing we learned that made the difference, was that the phrase ‘going it alone’ was the ever-lurking weakness.
Being successful as your own boss means being an effective leader – of your business, of your team, of your clients.
Being an effective leader means being at the top of your game all day, every day. It means driving forwards with vision, confidence, clear communication, decisive decision making and clarity of purpose.
It means never losing sight of that dream.
And you can’t do that by ‘going it alone’.
There are times of self-doubt and indecision. Times when your confidence, energy and motivation slip. Times when the tiredness blurs your thoughts. Times when the pressure gets to you. Times when the dream seems out of reach or the path ahead looks foggy or just too damn hard.
Your leadership dips. Your performance dips. Your firm dips. Your relationships dip.
At those times, having a mentor to talk to, to put you back on track, is the difference between ‘good’ and ‘great’, the difference between ‘okay’ and ‘happy’, the difference between ‘it’s just how it is’ and ‘success’.
We know. We’ve been there.
Get you back on track and we get your firm back on track.
Our one 2 one mentoring sessions do just that.
Together.



