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About Us

We love people. Even more specifically, we love connecting people and seeing people reach their full potential.

We quickly and skillfully engage below the surface, listening to make sense of some road block or confusion – direction, relationships, new inventions, business issues. We ask the hard questions, but are also not afraid to ask the obvious questions. We engage on a deeper level in such a way that creates awareness, provides accountability to execute, and celebrates results.

Our style of interaction is both energetic and direct, which suits people who like to be challenged. We give homework. But not for the sake of busy work. For the sake of growth. We push for action. We are big cheerleaders. We are disruptive. We have fun. We listen intently because you matter and what you think and have to say is important. We see ourselves as a strategic investment into your human capital. We don’t sugar coat or have any magical promises. We just call out results. We want to help you stop thinking in terms of abstract concepts and focus on tangible changes and decisions that are just within your reach. Our understanding and sharp listening skills run deep, but they are coupled with a no BS attitude.

Our combined 35+ years of consulting and leadership development experience enables us to deliver high-impact coaching that drives results. We’ve worked with large companies such as Coca Cola, ADT Security, Lance Crackers, Duke Energy, and Travelers Insurance, and we’ve worked with small, family-owned entities and start-ups. Whatever the challenge, we help you figure out what exactly you want to do, why you haven’t done it yet, and how to create that change in your business and life.

We are in business to help you “eat” your elephant, with a dash of salt, one bite at a time.

Click on our pictures above to learn a little more about each of us…

Stacey Pierce, C.P.C.

Stacey Pierce, C.P.C.

“A true leader has the confidence to stand alone, the courage to make tough decisions and the compassion to listen to the needs of others. He doesn’t set out to become a leader, but becomes one by the quality of his actions and the integrity of his intent. In the end, leaders are much like eagles… they do not flock; you find them one at a time.” – Author unknown

Persistence is the key to success. I fell in love with creating new opportunities during my junior year of high school as I found myself holding the illustrious title of one of the founders of the Pep Club. It was our sole duty to generate among our peers unwavering school spirit and pride. It was, by all practical purposes, my first startup company. It was then when I realized that true leadership was about doing. It was about getting your hands dirty, or in my case, being the one who donned on the old, musty Thoroughbred costume on Friday nights so that I could do my part in exemplifying team spirit and pride in our school. I discovered within myself a passion in creating, in finding purpose and solution, and in helping others reach their goals along the way. Throughout the years, I faced like many of us, bouts of adversity, being told that I could not, I would never, or to just give up. These disparaging words only served as fuel to my fire and flamed my desire to be able to say I could, I would, and watch me.

I graduated Charleston Southern University with my BA in English, and in that same year graduated from Trident Technical College with an Associate in Health Science with a focus in Occupational Therapy. While working as a therapist, I was also on the ground floor of several startups: RA Entertainment, which included a catering and music business, and The Alley Café. At the big downward spiral of the economy, I found myself working in the non for profit world at a CCRC, Continuum Care Retirement Community, where I was responsible for creating new ways to generate income for the community. My passion for being innovative and solutions driven was recognized by other communities. This opened the opportunity to be a part of University South Carolina and their Gerontology research team, as well as, Rutgers University, to research and pilot technologies focusing on our aging population and their safety in the home. I have presented at numerous regional symposiums and conferences as well as the American Geriatric Society Annual Conference in 2009. I was honored to present on technology, in Israel, February 2013, at an International Conference called CODATA. Along with my many speaking engagements, I have authored numerous articles on the subject of enhancing care through technology, along with being featured in Money Magazine and other publications about the ripple effect we are making in the vast ocean of healthcare. I also co-authored “Coach: Leadership vs. Management: What New Managers Need to Know about Coaching”.

Julie Weldon, C.P.C.

We love people. Even more specifically, we love connecting people and seeing people reach their full potential.

Stacey Pierce, C.P.C.

Julie Weldon, C.P.C.

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