My Coaching Philosophy • Leader for Good

My Coaching Philosophy: Small Changes, Big Results

Hi, I’m Dr. Louise Schriewer—
Clarity Catalyst & Purpose Pathfinder at Leader for Good

My passion is supporting purpose-seekers and passionate souls like you to bring more happiness and fulfillment into your work, get things done in ways that feel good, and share your unique gifts with the world.

Why Small Steps Matter

Too often, we underestimate the power of humble beginnings. The universe itself began small: as author Bill Bryson described, what started as something “you could hold in your hand” became “at least 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 times bigger.” Think about your own journey—you were once smaller than the dot on an “i,” and look at you now!

It’s proof that small changes can create big things. In my coaching, I always encourage you to start small—because every transformation begins with a single step.

My 3 Core Principles for Exponential Growth

1. Begin with Passion & Purpose

  • Passion and purpose are like gold detectors, helping you discover your hidden treasures—the “what” and the “why” of your path.
  • Passion energizes and inspires your journey.
  • Purpose gives you direction, keeping you on track when challenges arise.

2. Prioritize & Be Productive

  • Clarity isn’t enough—you have to act on it!
  • Productivity is about meaningful, aligned action.
  • Prioritizing tasks helps you achieve more with less—creating space for both productivity and prosperity to flourish.

3. Aim for Profit & Prosperity

  • You deserve to thrive from your efforts—doing good while doing well.
  • Profit isn’t just financial; it’s also about recognition, fulfillment, and abundance.
  • When your work becomes sustainable, prosperity flows. This enables you to help more people while experiencing abundance yourself.

Real Change, Real Impact: A Story

A while ago, I facilitated a course about a topic I felt passionate about. During one of the sessions, I felt prompted to deviate off script and talk at length about how to approach unsolvable problems.

I left thinking my tangent wasn’t helpful. Months later, a participant told me my comments helped them steer a tense international negotiation to a positive outcome. Something said in passing created ripple effects I could never have imagined.
The lesson? A small change—in this case, a spontaneous insight—can lead to big, sometimes global, results.

Ready to Start Your Journey?

Big results begin with a single, intentional step.
If you’re ready to apply the power of small changes to your own work and life, I’d love for you to take the next step.

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