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What are the benefits from worksite coaching? Does your employer offer this benefit to you and your associates? Do you want to change the health, integrity and personal effectiveness of your employees and the culture of your organization? Making an investment in wellness and integrity coaching can and will make changes to your company's return on investment, especially your associates and the culture of your workplace. Making good and better decisions about your own health, integrity and personal effectiveness can elicit positive results at work and in your personal life. Coaching becomes a part of your support for and during all of the activities that you become engaged. To be able to achieve your fullest health and wellness potential, your choices and decisions need to be embedded in a foundation of integrity. Coaching becomes integrated into all your activities at work and in your personal life. High quality coaching programs benefit every organization and permeate the quality of everyone’s life. If you are one of the lucky worksites that offer coaching programs, check to see if your program meets these benchmarks. Your great coaches: 1. obtain results because they know you all are competent; 2. listen, because they elicit your best thinking and decision making; 3. get fantastic results because they ask amazingly, great questions full of resourcefulness and clarity; 4. use YOUR information well to support behavior change; 5.tap into what is important to you; and 6. do not give advice often, unless asked. Worksite coaching programs focus on outcomes that are desired and actions that will maximize worksite and personal benefits. Creating positive change in a worksite as a result of each person having the opportunity to be coached, can elicit better decision making with regard to what each person can and will do. Isn’t personal effectiveness maximizing one’s success for an outcome you want and creating an action you will actually do to create a difference? What will you commit to at work or personally… today? Let me know your successes.