Gary Moore San Diego, California
Life Coach, Team Coach, Leadership Coach
Certified Professional Coach (CPC), Certified Professional-Agile Coaching (ICP-ACC), International Coach Federation member
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San Diego, California 92122
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- Hourly Rate: $150 to $225 US Dollars
- Gender: Male
- Training: ICA - International Coach Academy
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About Me
Do any of these challenges sound like you?…
You are an individual who loves your job but wish you could spend more time with your family…You struggle with feelings of panic and anxiety, or you have been diagnosed with ADD or dyslexia and want to be more successful in coping with it…You are an Agile leader at your company and want to do more to help your teams succeed…You are a member of a Scrum team and know your team could be doing better at finishing your Sprint Backlog…You are a member of your company’s leadership team and want explore what could be done differently in order to focus on the organizational impediments that are getting in the way of high productivity.
With me as your collaborative partner, you will address your challenges using my SCRUM Coaching Model. In my coaching practice I recognized shared values and principles between professional coaching, and Agile methods such as the Scrum Framework. This discovery inspired me to develop the SCRUM Coaching Model to leverage these shared values, principles and practices throughout the entire Life coaching or Agile coaching process. With my coaching model, along with your goals and commitment for change, you will feel good about conquering your problems and transforming into your better self.
About Gary:
As a Certified Professional Coach (CPC), Gary is passionate about addressing the growing need for guidance with personal and professional development, and work/life balance challenges. As a Certified Agile Coach (ICP-ACC) and a Certified Scrum Professional (CSP), he has been coaching and guiding individuals, teams, company leadership, and entire organizations with their adoption of Agile values, principles and practices for over ten years. As an active member of the International Coach Federation (ICF), he adheres to the elements and principles of ethical conduct as defined by the ICF Code of Ethics. This assures his clients that they will receive the highest level of quality in professional coaching.
Reviews
3 reviews (5.0)
Natalie, Restaurant Industry, Ontario, CanadaMy coaching sessions with Gary have been such a wonderful addition to my own self growth and transformation. He has helped me create an awareness around my anxieties and negative thought patterns, and has guided me to discover different ways in which to release them. I have been given the chance to connect with myself at a much deeper level and have been able to release old habits that were keeping me stuck. Gary's calming and comforting presence creates a safe and trusting space to really dive in and get the work done.
Enrique, Leadership Agility Coach, London, UKI’ve been an Agile coach for 8 years. I had lots of ideas and plans to share my leadership experience and wisdom as an Agile coach through digital channels with the whole world. But I had so many ideas that I was literally a prisoner of those thoughts and ideas, unable to complete any of them. With Gary’s coaching I came to realize that instead of planning to reach the moon, all I had to do was to take a small baby step here on earth by publishing online a small sample of my work and learning from that experience. I was able to dissect in very fine detail all the steps that I perceived as impediments which I needed to overcome in order to bring my ideas to life.
Bobby, Scrum Master, San Diego, CaliforniaAs a Scrum Master, I was very disorganized and had a lot of “command and control” behaviors polluting my Agile approach. I truly appreciate Gary’s ability to coach me into the practical aspect of Agile delivery. I was also struggling in my own personal Agile journey and Gary’s coaching has helped me bridge the gap between theory and practice. I can honestly say my thought process has become more about continuous learning and attitude.
