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Coaching for I hursday .;une 26, 2O14 . 5 Business coaches helping entreprenenrs develop their operations IN rnuch the sarne way a tennis player needs a coach to imprnve their game; marly trusiness owners are turning to coaches to learn how to irnprove their oper- ations. Yesterday a cross section of local business owners came to- gether fbr a session with certi- fied business coaches Ian Blanchald and Guillaurne Warnery of ActionCOACH business coaching at the Yacht Club on Bay Street. 'Ihere were participants of a 90 day plan created by the com- pany where the ciients are coached for one day, at which time they would devise a weekly strategy and determine where they want to be in three months. Guillaume VUarnery of AetionCOAeH business coach- ing while outlnnierg some of the areas om whEch busi- nesspersons should f,ocus to lnrprove their operations. Recognised as the world's number one business coaching firm, it was explained that just as in a sports, the experienced coaches push business persons, whether srnall, mediurn or large to be their best, to focus and allorv them to reach their fullest potential. Warnery while speaking to the Bctrbadas Advocs.te ex- plained that coaches sit lvith these entrepreneurs, seek to understand their targets and their vision, rationalise their financial sibuation and under- stand how their time is man- aged. After this is determined, he said next is understanding holv a better system can be devel- oped where they can work less and produce more. He noted that thr: ultirnate goal is to ensure ttri:t witlrin six to eight years, their busi- ness can essentiaily operate without their physical pres- en"(je" "'fhat rreans you truy your: freedom. You can do whatever you wanted. As soon as you have done all of tliis, an<-l you have a structure in place, you have a general manager work- ing fcrr you and do whatever you warit with your tirne. That is basically the ;rim"" The trusiness coach expiainecl that the three big issues af,fect- ing busines$ owners are, a lack of money-, not having enough tirne, and nn inability to com- municate with their team. He noted that a company's humi.rn resource is also criticai compo- nent of a successfr.rl business. "l)o you have a recruitment system? F{ow to do appraisal systenl to get the maximum out of their staff." "Ybru can be the hest tlentist, but if'you clon't holv to managJe your tine cr r.our team t,herr vqni'd be b3, yourself. Anci you can be a l'ery good dentist but a very had husiness owner. So ive help people who irave skiils to becorne good business owrl- ers," he said. (JItr) The Barbados Advocate -f.{\? t: rii ilii 'n!i

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Coaching for

I hursday .;une 26, 2O14 . 5

Business coaches helpingentreprenenrs developtheir operationsIN rnuch the sarne way atennis player needs a coachto imprnve their game;marly trusiness owners areturning to coaches to learnhow to irnprove their oper-ations.

Yesterday a cross section oflocal business owners came to-gether fbr a session with certi-fied business coaches IanBlanchald and GuillaurneWarnery of ActionCOACHbusiness coaching at the YachtClub on Bay Street.

'Ihere were participants of a90 day plan created by the com-pany where the ciients arecoached for one day, at whichtime they would devise aweekly strategy and determinewhere they want to be in threemonths.

Guillaume VUarnery ofAetionCOAeH business coach-ing while outlnnierg some ofthe areas om whEch busi-nesspersons should f,ocus tolnrprove their operations.

Recognised as the world'snumber one business coachingfirm, it was explained that justas in a sports, the experiencedcoaches push business persons,whether srnall, mediurn orlarge to be their best, to focusand allorv them to reach theirfullest potential.

Warnery while speaking tothe Bctrbadas Advocs.te ex-plained that coaches sit lviththese entrepreneurs, seek tounderstand their targets andtheir vision, rationalise theirfinancial sibuation and under-stand how their time is man-aged.

After this is determined, hesaid next is understanding holva better system can be devel-oped where they can work lessand produce more.

He noted that thr: ultirnategoal is to ensure ttri:t witlrinsix to eight years, their busi-ness can essentiaily operatewithout their physical pres-en"(je"

"'fhat rreans you truy your:

freedom. You can do whateveryou wanted. As soon as youhave done all of tliis, an<-l youhave a structure in place, youhave a general manager work-ing fcrr you and do whateveryou warit with your tirne. Thatis basically the ;rim""

The trusiness coach expiaineclthat the three big issues af,fect-ing busines$ owners are, a lackof money-, not having enoughtirne, and nn inability to com-municate with their team. Henoted that a company's humi.rnresource is also criticai compo-nent of a successfr.rl business."l)o you have a recruitmentsystem? F{ow to do appraisalsystenl to get the maximum outof their staff."

"Ybru can be the hest tlentist,but if'you clon't holv to managJeyour tine cr r.our team t,herrvqni'd be b3, yourself. Anci youcan be a l'ery good dentist buta very had husiness owner. Soive help people who irave skiilsto becorne good business owrl-ers," he said. (JItr)

The Barbados Advocate

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