The Top Productivity Coaches
The Top Productivity Coaches
Ever wondered how top productivity coaches manage to stay ahead of the game? In this article, I've gathered insights from some of the leading minds in the coaching world.
Each coach brings a unique perspective and approach to helping others achieve peak productivity.
From practical, solution-based methods to coaching tailored for generalists and specialists alike, their strategies are as diverse as their backgrounds.
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In Brief : The Top Productivity Coaches
- Lindsay Davis - Lindsay is an internationally certified entrepreneur coach, speaker, and founder of Gray Coaching and Effortless Entrepreneur, specializing in strategic risk management and helping global business leaders achieve profitability and alignment in their lives and ventures.
- Clare Evans - Clare Evans, an expert in time management and productivity, offers a practical, solution-based approach to help professionals manage their busy lives effectively.
- Patrick Farleyl - Patrick Farley specializes in coaching generalists, offering unique support to those with diverse interests and talents.
- Grace Marshall - Grace Marshall empowers individuals to adopt new ways of working and thinking about productivity, replacing stress with success and satisfaction.
- Ellen Faye - Ellen Faye leverages her high standards for excellence and innate business sense to help clients achieve productivity and leadership success.
- Stoyan Yankov - Stoyan Yankov, a Productivity & Performance Coach and Global Keynote Speaker, shares his journey from a small town in Bulgaria to coaching professionals worldwide.
- James Stuber - James Stuber focuses on building massive capacity for productivity through consistent, fundamental practices and effective systems.
- Morgan Crozier - Morgan Crozier, with a background in music and a quest for meaningful work, helps clients overcome challenges and achieve productivity in their professional lives.
Lindsay Davis
Internationally certified, award winning entrepreneur coach, speaker, master of Getting (The Right) Sh*t Done, founder of Gray Coaching and the Effortless Entrepreneur. With qualifications in Strategic Risk and Business Risk Management from the University of Cape Town in South Africa, Lindsay works with business leaders from around the globe to align priorities with the life they lead and scale their businesses to become highly profitable.
Having spent her career as an entrepreneur and leader in top organizations around the world, Lindsay has firsthand experience of the struggles that many people face trying to balance building and leading businesses with everyday life.
What do you do differently or how is your coaching different from others?
My coaching training and certifications have given me many valuable tools and an arsenal of knowledge to bring into session. The most valuable part of my coaching success comes from lived experience. I have been the burned out, executive with too much going on. I’ve started a few of my own businesses and have succeeded and failed. I have found the balance between being a business owner, a coach, a mother and a whole human. I have successfully built my business around my life and not the other way around, working 9-2 Monday to Friday, earning profits and having fun doing it.
What according to you has been the single most important thing that has contributed to your success as a coach?
Being an empathetic and supportive listener and a skill for asking just the right question at the right time to uncover what’s really going on at a deeper level, beyond the obvious symptoms.
Being able to help break things down into simple, achievable steps and build confidence along with skills.
Having a keen interest in continuous personal development and life-long learning both for myself and others, wherever you are in life. The joy of making a difference to the people I work with and their little ‘ah-ha’ moments.
Clare Evans
Clare Evans is a coach, speaker, trainer, writer and author of Time Management For Dummies and Working Through Cancer, and is regularly featured in business and national media. Following a background in IT and project management, Clare now shares her knowledge and skills with others needing to plan, organise and manage their business and personal lives, while finding time for her own interests in the outdoors.
What do you do differently or how is your coaching different from others?
I offer a practical, solution-based approach to busy, time stressed businesses and professionals. How you use your time and energy affects all aspects of your life, it's not just about 'getting more done'. Everyone is different and I help find and adapt the methodologies, solutions and strategies that work best for the way you work. Using worksheets, checklists and simple tools to help the disorganised become organised. Helping them realise it’s easier than they thought to build good time habits, to achieve more of what they want, and that they’re not alone with their challenges.
What according to you has been the single most important thing that has contributed to your success as a coach?
Being an empathetic and supportive listener and a skill for asking just the right question at the right time to uncover what’s really going on at a deeper level, beyond the obvious symptoms.
Being able to help break things down into simple, achievable steps and build confidence along with skills.
Having a keen interest in continuous personal development and life-long learning both for myself and others, wherever you are in life. The joy of making a difference to the people I work with and their little ‘ah-ha’ moments.
Patrick Farley
Patrick Farley has been a generalist his whole life and wants to help other generalists excel at everything they do. His education is in physics, his job is in big tech, his passions are writing and digital art, and he balances physical fitness, finance/trading, and travel on top of that, plus whatever else is catching his interest.
He's the creator of True Generalist, a blog and collection of digital resources that help generalists be their best selves. In 2022, Patrick became a certified life coach (CLC) to help his fellow generalists more directly.
What do you do differently or how is your coaching different from others?
I coach generalists - people who take genuine interest in a wide variety of subjects, as opposed
