How Phoenix Coaching Services Can Help You Turn “I Can’t” into “I Can”
Meet Francesca Esposito, “Muse and Metrics” 360 Talk Radio for Women Show Sponsor and Special Guest Expert
I had the pleasure of interviewing Francesca Esposito for our Valentine’s Day episode of “Muse and Metrics” on 360 Women’s Talk Radio. Francesca is a coach who specializes in helping people get unstuck in their life and relationships. She has a specialty in working with issues of addiction, especially those related to recovery and partnership. Her company Phoenix Coaching Services is also a sponsor for the radio show — and I invite my listeners, followers, and fans to take a look at her services and see how she might help you get to a better place.
You can find more information about Phoenix Coaching Services and details about her Get Unstuck Coaching at www.phoenixcoachingservices.com and she invites you to set up a free introductory call. Her services are not only affordable but flexible and effective. Her coaching is designed to help in a way that brings light and progress to situations. She graduates people from problem situations much sooner than one might imagine — especially when those problems feel heavy and unsolvable right now.
I personally enjoy working with coaches, especially as a self-employed creative professional as they help to give me perspective, provide tools, and keep me on track. They can also be an alternative to therapy or work in tandem with therapy. The purpose of a coach is the help you imagine a better future and have a trained confidant who allows you to share your thoughts and feelings while gaining new insights about how to be more effective and self-aware.
You can find my show “Muse and Metrics” on Mondays at 7am Pacific / 10am Eastern on 360 Talk Radio for Women. Download the app or ask Amazon’s Alexa to play the channel for you. If you are not feeling 100% about your life or relationships, schedule a free intro consultation with our sponsor Phoenix Coaching Services, and let Francesca show you how to “Turn I Can’t, Into I Can”. This episode is also available on YouTube.
