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One-to-one

The Power Hour

One problem, one hour. Leave with action.

£50

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How it works

  1. Tell me what’s on your mind

    Fill in the form below: your name, your email, what you’d like to talk about and when you’re free.

  2. I’ll email you

    Your request comes straight to me, and I’ll get back to you to set up your hour.

  3. One hour, one problem

    A one-to-one coaching session where we outline your goal for the session, what’s currently getting in your way, and explore the problem at hand.

  4. Leave with action

    You leave with your next steps, based on the goal we set at the start of the call.

Ask for a Power Hour

Tell me what’s going on and when you’re free. I’ll get back to you by email.

£50 · One hour · One problem

One problem or topic. A few lines is plenty.

Days and times that suit you, and your time zone if you’re not in the UK.

This goes straight to Megan by email. Nothing is booked until you’ve heard back. See the privacy notice.

Before you ask

What’s the difference between a coach and a mentor?

A mentor’s usually someone who uses their own knowledge to push you further along a specific path, handing over their own blueprint. I’m not that. I’m not going to tell you what your life should look like, because honestly, I don’t know, and it’s not my life to plan. Coaching is about asking the right questions to help you find your own answers. As your coach I believe you already have all the answers you need inside of you somewhere.

Is this the same as therapy?

No, and it’s not meant to replace it either. Therapy tends to look at the past to understand and heal. Coaching looks forward, at the beliefs and patterns keeping you stuck now, and what you actually want to build next.

Coaching works best for people who are generally doing okay mentally and are looking for more, not for people who are currently struggling. If that’s you right now, please reach out to a therapist or your GP first, they’re better placed to support you than I am. If you’re already working with a therapist and doing well, coaching can sit alongside that really well.

What if what I need is more than coaching can help with?

If I feel I cannot support your needs or am not qualified to do so, then I’ll always tell you.

Coaching isn’t the right fit for everything, and if something comes up that needs more support than I’m qualified to give, I’ll say so. Your wellbeing is the most important thing.