Hi! I’m Alison. I help leaders rock their roles.

If you’re a leader wanting to show up more powerfully or prepare for a the next rung on the ladder: I see your potential and will challenge you to step into it.

I not only make it safe for you to recognize the habits that are no longer serving you and how you’re getting in your own way (we all do it!), but will also help you identify and practice new ways of being so you CAN rock your role and feel more confident in your climb.

I’m all about mindfully approaching and navigating the new terrain that comes with role transitions and promotions.  I do this by helping you:

  • Recognize, build on and draw confidence from your strengths
  • Identify and overcome habits that are limiting your effectiveness
  • Create healthy, collaborative, and empowered teams and organizations
  • Cultivate courageous authenticity and presence to address issues in a powerful and compassionate way
  • Increase your capacity to hold and process complexity

Ready to rock? Bounce me a note at alison@exploreyouredge.com to schedule a time to chat – or complete this form.

Can’t wait to connect!

 

The word “amazing” is often overused, but that’s the only way that I can describe the career coaching I received from Alison Farmer. She helped me to hone in on my strengths, values, and passion, and how to use those to reach my full professional potential. I trust her advice and still call on her when I need a sounding board on professional challenges. If you get the chance to work with Alison, DO IT.

Stephanie Wasilik Albright, UX & Content Strategy Leader

I highly recommend Alison as an executive coach. With her guidance, I’ve become less reactive to others’ behavior, more prepared for organizational growth, and better at delegating important tasks, which has allowed my team to thrive. Alison helped me shift my approach to leadership, asking more and telling less, and ultimately enabled me to achieve greater professional and personal fulfillment. Alison is a rockstar!

Amelia Leonardi, C.O.O. – Issue One