The CoachAccountable Perspective
“I’m pretty sure some of what I’ve got to say here is going to ruffle some feathers.”
– from the About page, I Come in Peace.
I’ve been at this CoachAccountable thing a good long while now, having recently celebrated the 13th birthday of the endeavor. I’ve also spent years + tens of thousands of dollars being coached myself.
And on account both of these things, there are some nuanced, not-quite conventional viewpoints that inform the design of the platform that have been fomenting all along the way.
I’ve been writing these viewpoints up for a while now, and have published them on an all new companion site called The CoachAccountable Perspective.
Think of me as a fellow coach who’s been there, yes, but also think of me as the advocate for your most earnest client who desperately wants the difference that working with you is capable of making.
I’m here to whisper in your ear what they wish you would do, telling you things they don’t specifically know to want, informed by years of powerful and not-so-powerful coaching experiences they don’t yet have.
A shortcut in you knowing how to give them the best possible chance at thriving and becoming your biggest fan.
There are presently 37 essays all ready to go, and with more to come.
37 is a lot, so here are some that I suggest as worthy starting points:
- Openly Willing to Fire Clients
- Harness The Power of Your Client’s Desire to Look Good
- Being a Blank Slate Isn’t Good Customer Service, It’s Lazy
- Coaches, you’re in the Caring-as-a-Service Business
- AI is Either Good Enough for Your Client, Or It Isn’t
- We Don’t Need You to Have More Certifications, We Need You to Hold Us as Big
Find it all at https://perspective.coachaccountable.com/
Subscribe to it here.
Whether you use CoachAccountable or not, I’m good either way. The ideas presented in these essays (of what us coaching clients wish you coaches would know and do) are generally applicable, and should ring true and worth trying. I just want to help coaches to help their clients get bananas good results like I’ve been fortunate enough to get. AND I want coaches to thrive by fomenting those results.
Here’s to your success in 2026, and beyond. :)
