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Alison Arnoff

Transformation Catalyst | Guiding Leaders to Success through Promotions or Career Pivots | Speaker | Women in Tech Advocate | ICF Certified Coach

Alison Arnoff is an Executive Coach with a mission to act as a catalyst in helping leaders achieve their career goals and increase their impact. With over 30 years of experience in the tech industry and a background in pivotal roles at companies like Intel and IBM, she provides deep insights into leadership and business dynamics. Alison holds a Master's degree in Engineering, emphasizing her determination and pioneering spirit, and has successfully navigated various professional roles in major corporations and startups. Her coaching approach, the Transformation Acceleration Model, aims to propel individuals to attain promotions, pivot their careers, excel in new roles, enhance leadership impact, master communication, and develop their teams.

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Nov 29 · linkedin

When we have champions in our life we accomplish more than even know we can do.

This last weekend the power of champions pushed me farther than I knew I could do even while I doubted myself the whole journey.

For those who don't know, I had a life threatening health crisis in 2020, lucky to be alive but had to learn to walk again and heal a dropped foot. The last 2 years has been a roller coaster of setbacks. While I am healthy, the trauma I went through still shows up in different ways, plus the hormone changes in women of a certain age, covid twice in 3months, and a 6 month autoimmune like health issue. This often drains me of energy and has at times broken my spirit.

As an athlete my whole life, I don't recognize the body I am in and not used to a body that does not respond to what I need it to do.

On Saturday night walking back to the car, I got one of my occasional vertigo attacks that seem to be a leftover effect from all my trauma, and had to sit on the ground. I cried myself to sleep saying outloud this is not my life.

On Sunday I went for a paddle. Was just going to do a lap around the harbor by myself. A group I had paddled with twice was launching at the same time to go out of the harbor to one of the oil rigs. They convinced me to go with them and they had my back. I was the slowest but there was another woman about my speed.

I got encouragement, pointers and the voice of their belief in me became louder than the voices of doubt in my head and sometimes in my mouth. I did 6.1 miles and made it out and back to the oil rig.

I would not have done that on my own.

We all need champions in our life to help us rise past what we are think we are our limitations are and to remind us what we are capable of.

Being my client's biggest champion is one of the best parts of my job.

Even champions need champions.

Who is your champion?

#dare2be. #champion #executivecoaching #leadership

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Redondo Beach, California, United States