Success Blueprint Intensive
A Florida-based intensive with preparation before the work and three months of follow-through. It is built for a question that needs more than an afternoon away from the ordinary demands of the role.
Private advisory
Executive Coaching Pricing: Private Advisory Options
A clear place to begin for leaders weighing the right depth of private counsel for a decision, transition or responsibility that has outgrown familiar answers.
Start with the actual question
The price matters. So does the size of the decision you are asking the work to hold.
Executive coaching is often compared as if every engagement were a sequence of interchangeable conversations. That is not how Joseph works. The useful question is not how many hours can be purchased. It is what kind of attention the situation requires before a real move can be made.
Some questions are concentrated and immediate. A major conversation, a decision on which others depend or a point of transition may need one exact piece of private working time. Other questions keep unfolding. They touch authority, identity, the organisation, a body of work or the life that must support it. Those calls for a different proportion of time, preparation and access.
The starting point is made public so you can decide whether the work is worth exploring. The longer forms of advisory are shaped privately because their depth is determined by the real situation, not by a menu of generic outcomes.
A focused beginning
Private session
Two hours of private working time for the decision that cannot wait.
$6,000
Begin with the situation as it is. The purpose is not to make it sound more coherent than it feels. It is to give the real question enough room to appear, identify what matters and decide what must happen next.
It can be used to prepare for a difficult conversation, sort through a choice with consequences beyond the immediate result or find the point of leverage in a transition that has begun to ask more of you.
Request a private conversationWhen more time is the right answer
Private counsel can take the form the consequence requires.
Elite Leadership Mastery
Six months of fortnightly two-hour conversations, a Florida vision day, direct support and a private resource library for a chapter that needs sustained attention.
Legacy Architect
Twelve months of private counsel with two vision days, legacy strategy and checkpoints for work whose effects will continue to unfold long after the immediate choice.
Legacy Mastery
The deepest engagement, with unlimited access, four two-day immersives and global leadership consulting for responsibilities that cannot be separated from the wider life around them.
What shapes the scope
The point is not to buy more time. It is to buy enough room for the truth of the situation.
The consequence
When the decision affects a company, family, team, reputation or body of work, the work needs to be equal to what will travel from the choice.
The horizon
A conversation that must happen this week is different from a transition that will keep revealing its demands over the next year. The duration follows that horizon.
The preparation
Some engagements begin with one clear question. Others need preparation, a change of setting and sufficient distance from the daily pace for a different perception to become available.
The ongoing need
When the work is not only to decide but to hold authority, communicate the choice and meet what follows, continued counsel can be more useful than a series of isolated sessions.
“Joseph has helped me as an executive coach. He is excellent at thinking outside the box and articulating issues clearly.”
Edward Levine CEO, Vine Solutions Inc. and owner, Left Bank
Before any engagement
A private conversation is for finding the real proportion of the work.
You do not need to arrive with a finished brief, a diagnosis or a polished account of the problem. In fact, the part of the situation that has resisted your efforts is often the useful place to begin. The conversation is an opportunity to describe what is happening, what cannot be delayed and what has made the obvious answer insufficient.
That makes it possible to distinguish between a question that needs one concentrated working session and one that needs distance, follow-through or a longer private relationship. It also protects against the opposite mistake: committing to a large programme because the pressure feels large, when the next exact move may be simpler and more immediate.
The aim is not to arrive at a clever description of your difficulty. It is to determine whether Joseph's way of working is the right instrument for the consequence in front of you, and if it is, what form of engagement would give the work a genuine chance to matter.
Choosing a starting point
Begin at the depth the question can honestly use.
One decision, one conversation
Choose the private session when a decision, conversation or point of judgment cannot be usefully delayed. It offers a precise place to work without asking you to commit to a longer engagement before you understand what is needed.
A transition that needs distance
Choose an intensive when the ordinary environment keeps reproducing the problem. Dedicated time away can make it possible to see the situation without the familiar interruptions, expectations and noise.
A larger chapter of responsibility
Choose ongoing advisory when the question is not finished once the first decision is made. Sustained private counsel supports the move itself, the authority required to carry it and the changes that only become visible after action begins.
A private conversation is the practical way to determine the fit. It is not a performance of readiness. Bring the question in its present form.
Frequently asked questions
Executive coaching pricing, answered plainly.
What does executive coaching cost?
A private two-hour working session with Joseph is $6,000. Longer work is shaped around the time, access and follow-through the situation requires, so it begins with a private conversation rather than a generic quote.
Can I start with one session?
Yes. The private session is designed for a decision, conversation or transition that cannot be usefully deferred. It can remain a focused piece of work or become the first step in a deeper engagement.
Why are longer engagements priced privately?
A longer engagement is not a standard series of appointments. Its scope depends on the real question, the people and commitments involved, the necessary preparation, the level of access and whether sustained counsel is useful after the immediate decision.
What is included in the private session?
The session is two hours of dedicated working time around the decision that cannot wait. It is a private setting to examine the real question, distinguish what matters from what is merely loud and determine the next move with greater precision.
How do I choose between a session, an intensive and ongoing advisory?
Choose the smallest engagement that gives the actual question enough room. A focused decision may call for a private session, a transition may need an intensive, and a longer chapter of responsibility may benefit from sustained counsel.
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