AP COACHING

The Accountability Partnership Program will enable you to partner with a like-minded Coach to move forward on your goals and dreams, building confidence with action and accountability. Through weekly interactive calls you will become aware of your fears and overcome them with courage.

1. Struggling with achieving your goals?

2. Have a lack of focus?

3. Need help staying on track?

4. Can't seem to get your business plan done?

YOU NEED AN ACCOUNTABILITY PARTNER, COACH, MENTOR. 

6 weeks - Only $499 (You will receive (6) one hour coaching sessions)

This program is all inclusive. In this program you are booked for (6) one hour sessions for $499, billed at once. In addition, we will have (1) one 45-minute goals review call. 

NEXT STEPS: 

1. Select the dates and times for your calls (7 in total - one goals reveiew call & six coaching calls).

2. Follow prompts below to pay. 

3. In your payment receipt you will receive a GOALS DOC to download. Complete it and email to [email protected] BEFORE your first call. 

Booking Instructions

You are booking 7 sessions. Each session is for 1 hour . You can schedule as many or as few of your sessions at the time of booking. Any remaining unscheduled sessions can be scheduled in the future.

Other important qualities in an accountability partner are that they are trustworthy (79.6%), give positive reinforcement (77.8%), and are nonjudgmental (66.5%). Giving of good advice (64.2%) and being dependable (48.9%) were also considered key partner traits among the people we asked.

WHY?

Why do you need an accountability partner? Having a good accountability partner can help you make serious progress toward any of your goals. You should always accept personal responsibility for every result, but it's often easier to blame other people (or events) in your life.

Accountability is the state of being held responsible for your actions, as well as your thoughts and emotions relating to those actions. There is a key difference between internal and external accountability. Knowing the difference between the two is the first step to unlocking the potential of accountability as a breakthrough tool to increase your productivity.