Ken has provided insight and direction on various areas of my professional growth. The top three areas where we have focused the most as a coach and a coachee, have been in the areas of leading the team, communication strategies, and an action plan to create an environment ofempowerment for the team, while defining the boundaries of organization.

Every session has left me with ideas for implementation with my team and resources to further my development. Ken has a wealth of experience with practically every situation that is presented to him. With a combination of humor and knowledge, every coaching session has proven to be a valuable asset to my professional growth. Ken continually brings a clear perspective to a conversation that directs me to focus my thoughts and to dive deep into an issue in order to simplify complex organizational issues.

R.M.H: Leaders Today

At all times, I found Ken to be an extremely professional, skilled and knowledgeable collaborator and partner. He provided invaluable support, guidance and encouragement in preparing me to skillfully coach specific clients, strategically conduct complimentary sessions and workshops, and effectively devise the nuts and bolts of a coaching business.

RB :(Mentor Coach Situation)

I think Ken's great gift as a Coach is his capacity to balance contradictions: to laugh together while conveying the deepest lessons; to make the client feel safe while facing the biggest challenges; to point out growth and joy at the places others would consider "stuck". Ken is fun and profound, full of stories and metaphors (particularly about cooking, for some reason), and his utter commitment to the committed client's growth is evident in every interaction.

For me, there is a kind of respect that Ken offers me that I do not always find in other coaches, and which, for me, models the masterful coach and human being that I aspire to become. Ken fully allows people to choose their paths for themselves. By this, I mean that he does not persuade to his point of view, does not judge, but does let people make the choices that they make - even when he can see that they are walking into a lesson rather than walking into what they say they want. As a journeyman myself, still sometimes wanting more for my clients than they want for themselves, this kind of profound respect for other people is a great lesson.

Dr.C.H.