What is a Coach?  It is someone who gives advice hoping to help their students do better.  Does coaching work?  Sometimes. 

Look at the leading golfer in the world, Tiger Woods.  He has a coach.  He has several.  Tiger has the leading stroke average.  Does Craig Barlow have a coach?  I don’t know.  I don’t even know who he is.  But Craig is the 100th leading stroke average on the PGA tour.  He is only 2.5 strokes behind Tiger’s average per 18 holes!  But yet, Craig has earned $10,000,000 less than Tiger in 2005 alone.  And that is just prize money.  I bet old Tiger earns more in endorsement money as well.  Which do you want your business to be, Tiger or Craig?

Golf is a solitary game.  One player versus another player.  Once the coaching ends, the playing begins.  Running a business is a solitary pursuit as well.  And the funeral business may be the loneliest of all business ventures.  Very few people know your financial situation.  You can count on one hand those that know how much you are really making.  Very few people could understand your financial situation if they were brought into your inner sanctum.  Even less can help you get better.  I can.  And I have for funeral homes and cemeteries throughout North America.

Our consulting practice is not for everyone.  So, for those that aren’t able to afford us, and for those not ready to invite someone into their business life, the information on this site is for you.  To coach you from a far.  To help you get better at being a business owner and operator. 

As a good coach we will remind you to visit the site when we add new content.  We will update information frequently.  Every month the information on this site will change.  You can access articles, comparative information and lessons from the site.  We will have short video seminars on line.  And you can even suggest to us what help you need. All you have to do is to ask for the help.  The information is free.  We protect your privacy and do not sell your information.  We ask that you not give your sign-in registration to anyone else, as well.

Daniel M. Isard

The Funeral Coach