Your business is doing well, but the back office is full of chaos and you’re often overwhelmed or unsure of your next step.

Maybe you’re having a heckuva time getting your staff to execute.  You might be struggling to take direction and translate that into action with your team. Maybe your business is ready to grow, but you’re not sure where to begin.

You find yourself caught between a rock and a hard place, yet you remain hopeful. It may feel like you’re under fire from all directions and you’re not wrong about that. Even if you’re at your wits’ end, you can figure things out because you have hope.

I help clients calm the chaos and focus on what’s important by going back to key business basics.

While I'm open to working with a variety of businesses with fewer than 100 employees, I've had a lot of success working with people in the professional trades. Are you a plumber, electrician, landscaper, HVAC professional, or Handyman? If so, we'll likely get along well. I love helping you streamline and grow your business. 

We will work together to calm the chaos, grow your business, and see sustainable success.  It begins with creating a business strategy and game-changing goals that shape your planning, processes, and actions. Let’s face it, day-to-day issues will arise as we’re working, but I’ll help with those too!

Small Business Consulting

• For owners and/or leadership teams, typically with 3-5 people, to work on vision, strategy, processes, and implementation.

1:1 Leadership Coaching

• For owners and managers who want to be inspiring leaders.

Custom Workshops & Intensive Sessions

• These are perfect for a team or an individual who needs a boost of concentrated focus.

My approach is light-hearted yet practical because "what’s the point of professional development if you can’t use it?" Learn more.

 “Great workshop, good experience for taking the first step to improvements in your life and outlook. The pacing was good and the activities were interesting. Bridget did a good job of drawing people out and making useful observations.” —Alisa T.