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Coaching, an Investment in Yourself

Presented at ENG on December 14, 2006

by Jillian Eichel

Summarized by Richard A. Basarich

Topic of the presentation relates to the fact that, even though the road traveled must be directed individually, assistance and feedback from a third party may insure we are driving in the correct direction. Having the proper strategy in place, are executing it correctly and making sure we are properly presenting our selves, can be insured with the investment in a coach.

Covered were subjects of:

• Defining your personal and professional vision of the future. What brings you fulfillment and how can your career choice facilitate your achieving that fulfillment.
  
• Recognizing your “soft addictions” those personal tendencies we all have that promote procrastination and can impede our success.
  
• Techniques for using a coach and how it can facilitate our increasing the number of interviews received and ultimately the best job offer available.

The C.A.V.E. method of your personal marketing effort was reviewed. How a coach can assist you in achieving success using this method.

• Celebrations of success
• Analyzing your success formula
• Creating a Vision of what your success should be
• Execution of your vision

Biography:

Jillian Eichel, Director of coaching at the Wright Institute, works with individuals looking to achieve greater fulfillment and meaning in their work and relationships. She served the communities of Chicago’s North shore at the Josselyn Center for Mental Health has a psycho-therapist for 4 years and trained in 12-step recovery for addictions at Chicago’s Haymarket Center. Jillian holds a B.A. in Psychology from Northwestern University and a M.Ed. in Community Counseling from Loyola University Chicago. Jillian’s interests include Piano performance, learning to read Hebrew and understanding spiritual principles of Judaism.