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Achieving Personal and Professional Excellence
MENTORING: A PART-TIME EXERCISE WITH LIFETIME IMPLICATIONS
Whether you've been there awhile or are just assuming an executive role, you'll find that it's indeed lonely at the top. Suddenly, there are fewer and fewer colleagues with whom you can candidly share challenges and ideas. You need a sounding board, guidance and objectivity more than ever. A commitment to working with an experienced mentor could be the solution.
The Earnest Enterprises Executive Mentoring Program is a very personal and powerful process. Unlike similar programs, it acknowledges and builds the human aspects of great leadership. For the motivated executive, it takes courage and a willingness to be unflinchingly honest. When you're ready, partnering with a seasoned mentor who has been where you are, can help create business clarity and sharpen the skills you need to confidently and ethically drive your company's long-term success.
Whether strategic direction, negotiating skills, or executing the 5-year plan, you need someone who will tell you the truth, help navigate the land mines and elevate you both professionally and personally.
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING:
Richard Earnest has what used to be called gravitas. That term goes back to the Roman Empire and was used to describe men of substance, character and fortitude in an age in which such characteristics were more widely shared than they are today.
J. Jeffrey Campbell, Corporate Leader, Mentor, Educator, Speaker, Writer and Connector:
Richard’s insight and advice changed our business in ways we could not have expected. He challenged us to think differently and opened our eyes to new ways of thinking. He is a man of strong ethics and beliefs, but he leads with an empathetic heart.
Johnathan Gallagher, Owner and CEO, Coastal Payroll Services, Inc.
Richard always emphasized the requirement to undertake all activities in the most ethical way – even when hard, uncomfortable or short-term costly. Ethical leadership, as Richard showed me, is not only is the right thing to do, it leads to better outcomes for everyone, starting with individuals themselves.
Michael Singer, Business Executive/Investor