Coaching
Ever feel like there’s not enough time in the day? It is true that many of us lead busy lives, but we may not always be productive. Balancing work, family, and reserving time for personal and professional improvement can be tricky. Trilucent understands the demands on your time, so we created an innovative approach to coaching, which involves a series of sessions that build on each other. TenTakers™ is not just a concept, it’s a lifestyle change where clients routinely take 10 minutes to be coached or complete coaching assignments at convenient times with a certified Coach. These 10-minute intervals are narrowly focused and create a sense of urgency to make progress toward the goals that matter the most. So whether you have a modest budget, demanding job, various family obligations or other overwhelming responsibilities, becoming a part of the TenTakers™ community is a manageable investment that will change your life for the better. For more information about coaching services, click here!Some of Our Clients
Testimonials
Wheeler Enterprises, Inc. has been one of our best companies that provide professional development services for our Interphase students, staff, and pa...Read More
-Tammy Stevens, Associate Dean MIT
Leonard has a unique gift to connect to a variety of personalities, cultures and ages. Our team is made up of accomplished tenured managers with years...Read More
-Kathrine Wall, Sales Strategy Manager, Vanguard
Leonard is invaluable to the National Football League in our efforts to connect back to our players as an example of professionalism, leadership and c...Read More
-Troy Vincent, Senior Vice President NFL Player Engagement
Working with Wheeler Enterprises has had a significant impact on my performance both inside the office and out. The insight and tools they utilize wer...Read More
-David Hair - Professional Staffing (Fortune 500 Company)
Beyond The
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Developing your game plan for life's transitions
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