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What Got You Here Might Not Get You There

  • Writer: Stephen Lock
    Stephen Lock
  • Apr 14
  • 1 min read

Updated: 4 days ago

Most high performers don’t seek out coaching because they’re stuck. They seek it out because they’ve reached the edge of what’s worked so far.


They’re carrying more weight. They’re making bigger calls. And the room for error (or indecision) has shrunk.


In those moments, the old habits start to show their limits. And the question becomes: what needs to change in me, so I can meet this moment?


Executive Coaching for the Next Level

At the executive level, pressure is constant and the stakes are real. There’s often no one to talk to who doesn’t have an agenda. No space to think out loud. No honest challenge without politics.


That’s where coaching earns its place.


The work I do with executives is grounded in experience and focused on results.I’ve worked with leaders in high-growth companies, complex public systems, and global tech.I understand the landscape—and I help people lead it more effectively.


But I also bring something different.



The Inner Game Behind the Outer Game

My coaching is shaped as much by Rupert Spira, Alan Watts, and Peter Crone as it is by Hormozi, Sinek, or Clear.


That’s deliberate. Because real change doesn’t come from another framework. It comes from seeing yourself more clearly.


When executives start to understand the hidden drivers behind their actions—fear, identity, pressure to prove—it creates space.From that space comes sharper judgment, better decisions, and calmer leadership.


That’s the paradox: the deeper the work, the more tangible the outcomes.


If you’re operating at a high level and ready for the next, I’d be happy to talk.


 
 
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