Stacey Myers
Mindset and action coach for women
| Hourly rate range | $80 to $155 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | |
| Works with | Women |
| Practice | Action Accelerator Academy |
Stacey Myers is a mindset and action coach who works with women. Stacey helps them turn their goals into daily actions. Stacey's aim is for clients to end each day proud of what they got done instead of frustrated by what they put off. Stacey runs a program called Action Accelerator Academy. It focuses on managing a to-do list and following through on plans, even on days when motivation is low.
What Stacey helps with
Stacey works with women who set goals but struggle to act on them each day. Stacey also helps with the thoughts that hold people back.
- Turning goals into daily actions
- Following through on plans when motivation is low
- Managing a to-do list better
- Ending the day without frustration over inaction
- Changing thoughts that stop action
- Building confidence when starting something new
Who Stacey works with
Stacey coaches women who have clear goals but find it hard to act on them. Some feel discouraged when they start a new project and compare themselves to others. Others want more control over their thoughts and more confidence in their beliefs.
Stacey Myers pricing
Programs and services
- Action Accelerator Academy
- One-on-one coaching sessions
- Downloadable guide
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The CoachVouch take
Stacey's coaching centers on closing the gap between plans and daily action, including on days when motivation is missing.
Best for women who know what they want to do and need help following through each day.
Common questions
How much does Stacey Myers charge?
Coaching with Stacey runs $80 to $155 an hour. Message Stacey from this page for an exact quote.
What does Stacey Myers help with?
Stacey Myers helps with turning goals into daily actions, following through on plans when motivation is low, managing a to-do list better and ending the day without frustration over inaction.
How do I contact Stacey Myers?
Send Stacey a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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