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Marc Dickstein, Leadership and Career Coach
Coach, Strategist, Consultant // Empowering leaders to realize their ideal blend of impact and happiness // plusmarc.com
Marc Dickstein is a seasoned Leadership and Career Coach who specializes in partnering with experienced leaders to help them unlock their potential and create value for themselves and their teams.
With a background as a startup operator/founder and eight years of coaching experience, Marc guides his clients to take radical responsibility for their personal and professional growth, enhancing their toolkit and navigating change with integrity and authenticity.
He offers a unique approach that combines coaching, mentoring, and consulting to provide tailored guidance to individuals and teams, helping them address challenges, increase productivity, and lead more authentically.
Marc's educational background includes a BS in Communication and Marketing from the University of Pennsylvania and certifications in Conscious Leadership and Professional Coaching.
Having worked with reputable organizations such as Comcast, Squarespace, Vimeo, Chief, and various startups, Marc's expertise lies in coaching leaders to be more intentional, make informed choices, and deliver results while prioritizing well-being and enjoyment.
His passion for coaching multiple leaders within a team setting since 2020 reflects his commitment to fostering shared growth through language, tools, and experimentation.
With a diverse professional history encompassing roles in leadership coaching, career development, and marketing operations, Marc brings a holistic perspective to his coaching practice.
Whether you are an individual looking to enhance your leadership skills or a company seeking to empower your team, Marc Dickstein offers a transformative coaching experience that focuses on self-awareness, conscious leadership, and sustainable growth.
Highlights
Love this blurb from Shane Parrish. Never did I think I'd be such a cheerleader for discomfort, but... here I am 🤓
"So many advantages come from being willing to look like an idiot in the short term.
You stay silent in an important meeting, afraid to voice your critical thoughts and watch the project fail. You don't write the novel because people might not read it. You don't admit you were wrong and repeatedly make the same mistake. You don't go to the gym because it means you would have to admit to not knowing what to do. You don't ask the person out because you're scared of rejection. You don't start the business because you might fail. You don't say sorry because you're waiting for the other person to go first...
A few seconds of discomfort changes everything."
I vividly recall the first time I clarified my values and priorities with a coach, about ten years ago. Once we completed the exercise...
Coach: OK great — now, let's look at your Google calendar and your monthly credit card statements. To what extent do these reflect what’s most important to you?
Me: 😳
It was such a jarring and powerful moment in which I could clearly see the difference between my conscious commitments (what I said I care about) and my unconscious commitments (what my actions indicate I care about).
Little did I know at the time, I'd revisit that exercise, over and over.
Priorities tend to change over time, as our lives and the world around us change. It's not unusual or problematic to discover that personal/professional habits and systems haven't been brought up to speed. In fact, it's great news — stronger alignment and aliveness are just on the other side of that door 🚪 ✨
