Brendan Burns Life Coach & Career Coaching

Maryland is where I was raised. When I was nine years old, my coaching journey started. My mom was called by the coach and she said, "You have an excellent tennis player in your hand." She encouraged me to play tournaments and I quickly learned how mental game impacts on performance. I was ranked nationally after I started practicing visualization and other focus techniques. I was then interested in the brain and how it works. My B.A. was earned at Penn State University. in Psychology. With big dreams and hopes, I moved to NEW YORK CITY after I finished my degree. Teaching tennis at The Midtown Tennis Club, Manhattan was my ticket to New York. After being offered two group clinics, I decided to start my own business. My availability was 24/7. Before I knew it, I had my own business, teaching tennis to adults and beginners as well as celebrities. Two years working almost seven days per week for nearly two years, I felt exhausted. Because I was only a tennis player, I didn't know what my future plans were. It was obvious that I needed to build my resume. So I decided to go for a 9-to-5 job. It was my first'real job' at age 25. However, it wasn't something I enjoyed doing. I knew deep down that I didn't want to sit behind a computer screen and wanted to do more for people. It was just that I didn't know what to do.

Brendan, as a coach, has overwhelmingly excellent feedback. There are themes of success and enthusiasm in all reviews, indicating his high and continued value. "Transformation is a word I have repeated many times in my mind" and "openness, fun and intelligence" is how everyone sees the coach. Everyone agrees that Brendan was their perfect coach, a sign of how he can adjust his coaching style to fit clients' needs. This adaptability is particularly attractive for those who are considering launching a business coach business. There are sessions where clients remember "buzzing with energy and ready to dive into what works." His anxious assessment made them motivated and optimistic about what the world would throw at them. This was particularly true for people who were new to self-employment. For these reasons, one's current and potential clients should pick him.