A layoff, career change, or major life transition can leave you unsure where to turn. I help men clarify their options, make thoughtful decisions, and move forward with confidence and purpose.
A complimentary 30-minute conversation with Brett Blair, PhD, PCC to discuss your situation and whether coaching is a good fit.
Brett Blair, PhD, PCC
The calendar is suddenly open. The question is what to do with it.
You've built real expertise. The question is how to apply it to something that matters more.
The role still works. The life around it needs rethinking.
Career, relationships, and identity are all in motion at once. A clear perspective helps.
Coaching is not only for executives who have already lost their jobs. Men who are employed, founders, and business owners also do this work.
Clarify what matters most—and what you want your work and life to become.
Explore how your strengths and experience can open doors to fulfilling work and contribution.
Move through uncertainty with a clearer sense of yourself and your possibilities.
Make room for stronger relationships, health, interests, and experiences that bring you joy.
Make thoughtful decisions, take practical steps, and build momentum with support and accountability.
I spent 25 years in corporate leadership — building organizations, leading teams, navigating the kind of decisions that don't have obvious answers. That experience gives me a working understanding of what executives and business owners actually face.
I've also navigated four significant transitions of my own: a layoff, a divorce, a profound personal loss, and a complete career reinvention. My doctoral research in Industrial and Organizational Psychology and my ICF coaching credential give me a framework. Living through those transitions gave me something a framework can't: genuine perspective on what it takes to move through them.
More about Brett →If this resonates, the next step is a 30-minute conversation.
Schedule a ConversationWe spend 30 minutes discussing where you are, what you're working through, and whether coaching is the right fit.
If we decide to work together, we establish what you want to accomplish and set up a coaching arrangement.
We work together in ongoing sessions, with reflection and accountability between them.
"Brett has been my executive coach for almost four years. His super-power is his ability to help formulate ambitious strategic goals, and then develop concrete action plans to achieve them. He is simultaneously coach, mentor and sherpa. His unwavering positivity is infectious. Brett has been an integral part of my success."
Lloyd Chatfield, Managing Partner, Outside General Counsel LLC
"Over my 25+ years in a Fortune 100 company, I've had the fortune of having several executive coaches. Brett is a class above others. He helps me see the larger picture, tweak my goals into action, and hold me accountable to move the needle."
Vanessa Mills, Entrepreneur
"Brett's coaching has been hugely influential in goal setting in my personal and business life. His coaching over the years has constantly unlocked new areas of growth and success — in revenue, net income, and personal life."
Brent Droege, President, Agape Lawn Company LLC
Who is this coaching for?
Men in midlife navigating a career or life transition — layoff, career change, a desire for more purpose, or a personal change that's prompted them to reconsider their direction. You don't need to have lost a job to benefit. Many of my clients are still employed.
Can I work with Brett while still employed?
Yes. Many of my clients begin coaching while they are still working — using the time to think clearly about what they want next before a transition forces the decision.
Do sessions take place online?
Yes. Sessions are conducted by video call.
What happens during the introductory conversation?
We spend 30 minutes talking about where you are, what you're navigating, and what you'd like to accomplish. There's no obligation and no pitch. If coaching seems like a good fit, we can talk about what that would look like.
What does coaching cost?
Private coaching is $9,000 for a six-month engagement. The agreement is cancelable and refundable if your circumstances change. If you'd like to talk through what's included and whether it makes sense, the introductory conversation is the right place to start.
How is coaching different from therapy?
Coaching focuses on goals, decisions, and forward movement — not on diagnosing or treating mental health conditions. If what you're navigating includes significant anxiety, depression, or grief, a therapist may be a better fit, or a complement to coaching. I'm glad to discuss that openly during our conversation.
Tell me what's happening and what you'd like to change. We'll explore whether working together makes sense.
Schedule a ConversationA complimentary 30-minute conversation. No obligation.
If you'd like to reflect before we talk, the What Now? self-assessment is a useful starting point. Courses are also available for independent learning.
A brief guided reflection on where you are in your transition.
Take the self-assessment →