Amira Haddad
VP Operations
1/ 1
Goals open
2/ 5
Experiments open
1/ 5
Conversations open
Edition: General
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Amira Haddad
VP Operations · First 90 days · day 36
OverviewGoalsStakeholdersPracticeConversationsJournal
Leadership goal
Listen before deciding
Asks two open questions and lets others speak first in leadership meetings.
Baseline
2
Now
3
Target
4
Stakeholder round · 3 of 3 rated
3.7 / 5Up next
1 overdueDelegate the Q4 staffing decision
Experiment review
1:1 with Daniel on the EMEA plan
Conversation
Agree the three priorities
First 90 days
Marta Oliveira · 4 Often
“Keep asking the second question.”
Win: Let Daniel run the staffing call end to end
The honest truth
The sponsor asks what changed, and you have session notes.
The goal is in a slide deck, the 360 in a survey tool, the prep in an email thread. At the review you rebuild six months from memory the night before.
Before
The old way
- The development goal sits in a deck nobody opens between sessions
- Stakeholder feedback means a survey tool, a spreadsheet and chasing replies
- You hear how the hard conversation went a week after it happened
- The first 90 days plan is a PDF from the onboarding call
- Scheduling, agreements and invoices live in three more tools
With CoachfulThe new way
- Each goal names the behavior others should notice, and how you will both know
- Stakeholders rate that behavior by private link, and the next round reminds you
- Conversations are prepared in the app and debriefed the same day
- The first 90 days run as listen, align and deliver, with dated actions
- Sessions, agreements, retainers and the client app run in the same account
The Executive Coaching power-up
Goals, feedback, practice and conversations, in one workspace you share.
01
A goal other people can see, agreed before the first session ends
Each leadership goal names the behavior you want others to notice, how you will both know it changed and the business outcome it serves, with a baseline, a current and a target rating from 1 to 5. The engagement brief beside it holds the role, the sponsor, the agreed outcomes, what may be shared and the review date.
Leadership goal
Listen before deciding
Behavior
Asks two open questions and lets others speak first in leadership meetings.
Success measure
Direct reports say decisions are made with them, not for them.
Business outcome
Regional leads own their quarterly plans.
2 → 3, target 4
Engagement brief
Role
VP Operations
Sponsor
Chief Operating Officer
What may be shared
Only agreed review drafts are shared with the sponsor.
Amira allowed stakeholder feedback
02
Stakeholders say whether the behavior changed
Pick one goal and up to 20 stakeholders. Each gets a private, single-use link that lasts 30 days, asking how consistently they see the behavior, from rarely to consistently, and what would make the biggest difference next. Share the links yourself or have Coachful email them, then set a 30, 60 or 90 day cadence so the next round reminds you.
Stakeholder round
Every 60 daysHow consistently do you observe this behavior? · Listen before deciding
Marta Oliveira
Manager Emailed
“Keep asking the second question.”
Daniel Okafor
Direct report Emailed
“Let the room disagree longer.”
Sofia Rossi
PeerLink shared
You see
Every named reply
Amira sees
Average 3.7 after 3 ratings
03
Insight turns into one experiment the leader actually runs
An experiment names the situation, the action and how the leader will know it worked, then collects the evidence and the learning. Decisions get their own journal: context, options, assumptions, the call, the evidence and what it taught. Templates for delegation, presence, conflict, visibility, strategic and cadence decisions open as editable drafts.
Leadership practice
Review date passedDelegate the Q4 staffing decision
Situation
Weekly staffing call.
Action
Agree the outcome and decision rights, then let Daniel decide.
Evidence from the weekly check-in
Daniel made the call on Tuesday. I stayed out of the thread.
Delegation templatePresence templateConflict templateVisibility template
Decision · Consolidate the two support teams
Status quo · merge under one lead · shared queue only.
04
The hard conversation, prepared together and debriefed the same day
Conversations hold the intent, the opening line, how the other person may see it and the ask, linked to the stakeholder and the goal. After it happens the leader writes the debrief, the outcome and the follow-up. Templates cover the 1:1, the difficult conversation, SBI feedback, the delegation hand-over and the sponsor ask.
Conversation
1:1
1:1 with Daniel on the EMEA plan
With Daniel Okafor · goal: Listen before deciding
Intent
Hand over the staffing decision for good.
Opening
I want you to own this; tell me what you need from me.
Their view
May expect me to step back in under pressure.
The ask
Decide staffing without me from next sprint.
Debrief, after it happens
Outcome and follow-up
Amira is reminded at 09:00 on the day
05
The first 90 days, run as listen, align and deliver
Start a plan on the leader’s first day and Coachful creates a 90-day goal with three 30-day phases. Every dated action becomes a milestone on that goal, so it shows up wherever the leader already tracks their goals. A phase that closes with open actions raises an alert for you.
First 90 days
Day 36 of 90Listen
Days 1 to 30
Meet every regional lead
Read the last two quarterly reviews
Align
Days 31 to 60
Agree the three priorities
Decision rights with the sponsor
Deliver
Days 61 to 90
First wins reviewed with the team
Each dated action is a milestone on Amira’s 90-day goal
Between sessions
Walk into every session knowing how the week went.
The leader answers three short questions inside the weekly check-in they already fill in. The answers land where you will read them.
Leadership check-in
One leadership win this week
Let Daniel run the staffing call end to end
Update an experiment
Delegate the Q4 staffing decision
Energy this week
Drained
12345
FullA protected step in your weekly check-in. You choose which of the three questions it asks.
Leadership journal
This week’s prompt
Where did I lead this week, and where did I merely manage?
AmiraShared with youI waited for Daniel to finish before I spoke. It felt slow. He had the better answer.
That pause is the goal. Bring this one on Thursday.
Weekly reflection prompts are added at install. You read only the entries a leader shares, and reply under them.
Wins and energy
Let Daniel run the staffing call end to end
Asked the second question and waited
Energy · last five weeks
4 / 5Each answer lands on its own: the win in a wins log, the update on the experiment, energy on a trend.
Experiment reviewTo the leader
09:00 on the review date
First 90 days actionTo the leader
09:00 on the action’s date
Planned conversationTo the leader
09:00 on the planned day
Stakeholder round dueTo you
09:00 when the cadence comes round
Few replies on a roundTo you
10 days in, with fewer than three ratings
Daily digestTo you
One evening note, only when something needs review
Leader nudges wait out quiet hours, 21:00 to 08:00 in their own time zone. Switch any kind off for the practice, or all of them for one leader.
Editions
Start from the leaders you actually coach.
Pick an edition when you install, and change it for one leader whenever you like. It decides the modules that start on, the worksheets copied into your library in your language, the templates offered first and an eight-week starter program.
General
All seven modules, the core leadership worksheets and the full template set.
Starts with: Goals, stakeholders, practice, decisions, first 90 days, impact and conversations
Worksheets added to your library
Leadership feedback reflectionStakeholder engagement mapDecision journalDifficult conversationSBI feedbackNavigating a transition
Starter program · 8 weeks
Leadership in eight weeks: one goal, real feedback
- 1Engagement brief, the goal and who will notice the change
- 2Stakeholder conversations and the first pulse
- 3One leadership experiment
- 4A hard conversation, prepared
- 5Delegation and who decides what
- 6Energy and a sustainable pace
- 7Second pulse and the evidence of change
- 8Development plan and sponsor review
Created as a draft in your Programs. Nothing is published or priced until you do it.
First-time manager
First 90 days on by default, with delegation, 1:1 and feedback templates and the onboarding reviews.
Starts with: Goals, stakeholders, practice, first 90 days, conversations and impact
Worksheets added to your library
Delegation canvasSBI feedbackDifficult conversationNavigating a transitionFirst 30 days reviewFirst 60 days reviewFirst 90 days reviewDecision rights
Starter program · 8 weeks
From peer to manager: the first 90 days
- 1Days 1 to 30: listen and get to know each person
- 2One-to-ones that work
- 3Delegation: what to let go of first
- 4Feedback, given and asked for
- 5Days 31 to 60: first decisions
- 6A difficult conversation, prepared
- 7Days 61 to 90: the team’s priorities
- 8Review with your manager and the next quarter
Created as a draft in your Programs. Nothing is published or priced until you do it.
Women in leadership
Visibility, sponsorship and negotiation templates, with the leadership brand, sponsor agreement and confidence evidence worksheets.
Starts with: All seven modules
Worksheets added to your library
Leadership brandSponsor agreementAsk for feedbackConfidence evidence logValues at workWork boundariesStakeholder engagement map
Starter program · 8 weeks
Visibility and sponsorship in eight weeks
- 1Leadership brand: what you want to be known for
- 2Evidence of your impact
- 3Stakeholder map: who decides and who influences
- 4Asking for feedback
- 5The sponsor conversation
- 6Boundaries that protect your best work
- 7One visible experiment
- 8Review and the next ask
Created as a draft in your Programs. Nothing is published or priced until you do it.
Founder
Board and investor stakeholders, a decision cadence and the decision journal, rights and weighted-decision worksheets.
Starts with: Goals, stakeholders, practice, decisions, conversations and impact
Worksheets added to your library
Decision journalDecision rightsWeighted decision matrixStakeholder engagement mapLeadership energy wheelDelegation canvas
Starter program · 8 weeks
Founder to CEO in eight weeks
- 1Where your time goes and what only you can do
- 2Decision rights for the team
- 3A decision journal for the big calls
- 4Board and investor relationships
- 5A hard conversation, prepared
- 6An operating rhythm for the week
- 7Energy and a sustainable pace
- 8Review and the next quarter’s priorities
Created as a draft in your Programs. Nothing is published or priced until you do it.
Your overview
Know which leader needs you before they ask.
A card per leader with what is open and what is done, overdue first. Below it, the short list of things worth your time, each with the evidence that raised it.
1 overdue
Jonas Lindqvist
Head of Product, new to managing
2/ 2
Goals open
1/ 3
Experiments open
2/ 4
Conversations open
Edition: First-time manager
Priya Raman
Founder and CEO
1/ 2
Goals open
1/ 5
Experiments open
0/ 3
Conversations open
Edition: Founder
Needs attention
AllReviewObserveSnoozedResolved
Experiment past its review date: Delegate the Q4 staffing decision
Amira Haddad · Was due on Sunday and is still open.
Follow-up: you, tomorrowReview
Few replies on “Run one-to-ones every week”
Jonas Lindqvist · 1 of 4 rated ten days after the round opened.
Review
Ready for feedback, consent pending
Priya Raman · Goal, stakeholders and brief are in place; only the client’s consent is missing.
Observe
Assign a follow-up to any coach on the team, snooze it to a date or resolve it. Prefer your home screen? Add the Executive: what’s due and Stakeholder pulse widgets to your dashboard.
Around the engagement
Everything around the work is already in your account.
The leader’s home screen, retainers, the sponsor review and an assistant that has read the file.
Your leader’s home screen
What is next,
without opening anything.
A Leadership card on their home screen and a section in My Coaching show the goal, open experiments, prepared conversations and energy.
Leadership
First 90 days · day 361
Open goals
Next review in 24 days
1
Experiments
1 past its review date
1
Conversations
Prepared and coming up
4/5
Energy
From your weekly check-in
2 leadership wins this month
Six-month leadership engagement
Agreement signed · payment 2 of 6
Retainers
Signed and paid before the first session.
Agreements with e-signature, retainers and payment plans through Stripe or Razorpay, with a 0% platform fee.
An assistant that has read the file
Ask Coachful to summarize a leader before the session, draft a goal or prepare a conversation. Every change waits for your OK.
Where is Amira before Thursday?
Last round averaged 3.7. The staffing experiment is 2 days past review. The 1:1 with Daniel is prepared.
Draft experiment · waiting for your OK
Sessions booked around a full diary
Booking pages with buffers and two-way Google, Apple and Outlook sync, and a video link for every session.
Leadership session · 60 min
Tue 07:30Thu 12:00Fri 17:30
ConfirmSponsor review
A review draft built from the evidence.
Download the brief, each goal with its round averages, impact evidence, experiments and conversation outcomes. Named replies and private reflections never go in it.
Engagement brief
Outcomes and what may be shared
Listen before deciding
Round average 3.7 / 5 · 3 of 3 rated
Impact
Regional leads presented their own plans
Mark sponsor-ready, then share what the brief allows
The full list
Everything executive coaches get, line by line.
The seven modules, the weekly rhythm, the editions and the platform around them.
A goal other people can see, agreed before the first session ends
- Goals written as observable behavior, with a success measure and a business outcome
- Baseline, current and target ratings on a 1 to 5 scale
- An engagement brief with role, sponsor, outcomes, sharing boundaries and a review date
- An alert in your queue once the brief’s review date has passed
- Only the leader can allow stakeholder feedback, from their own brief
- When you change the sponsor, outcomes or sharing boundaries, consent resets until the leader agrees again
Stakeholders say whether the behavior changed
- Up to 20 stakeholders per round: managers, peers, reports, sponsors, board members and investors
- One private, single-use link per person, valid for 30 days
- Optional email per round that names you and the stakeholder, never the leader or the goal
- Your own short line under the greeting of every invitation, with a preview before sending
- A 30, 60 or 90 day cadence that reminds you when the next round is due
- A nudge to you when fewer than three ratings are in after 10 days
- You read every named reply; the leader sees the average once three ratings are in
Insight turns into one experiment the leader actually runs
- Experiments with situation, action, success measure, evidence and learning
- A review date on each experiment, with a nudge to the leader that morning
- A decision journal with context, options, assumptions, decision, evidence and learning
- Templates for delegation, presence, conflict and visibility experiments
- Strategic and cadence templates for the decision journal
- Impact entries that record evidence against a goal, with the business outcome and the next action
The hard conversation, prepared together and debriefed the same day
- Prepare 1:1s, difficult conversations, feedback, delegation, career and sponsor conversations
- Intent, opening, their view and the ask, linked to a stakeholder and a goal
- Debrief, outcome and follow-up once it has happened
- A nudge to the leader at 09:00 on the planned day
- Templates: 1:1, difficult conversation, SBI feedback, delegation hand-over, sponsor ask
- Both of you work in the same record, between sessions
The first 90 days, run as listen, align and deliver
- One 90-day goal with listen, align and deliver phases of 30 days each
- Actions with an owner, a measure, dependencies and evidence
- Each dated action mirrored as a milestone on the leader’s goal
- A nudge to the leader on the morning an action is due
- An alert to you when a phase closes with actions still open
- Listening, alignment and delivery templates to start each phase
The week between sessions, captured while it still matters
A leadership step joins the weekly check-in your clients already fill in: one win, an update on an open experiment and energy from 1 to 5. Wins land in a wins log, the update lands on the experiment as evidence and energy builds a trend. The leadership journal runs on the shared Coachful journal, with a seeded set of weekly reflection prompts.
- A protected leadership step in the weekly check-in: a win, an experiment update, energy 1 to 5
- You choose which of the three questions it asks
- Wins collect in a leadership wins log, energy on a trend chart
- Leadership reflection prompts seeded into the journal at install
- You read only the journal entries a leader chooses to share, and can reply under them
- Leader nudges wait out quiet hours, from 21:00 to 08:00 in their own time zone
Four editions, each with an eight-week starter program
Choose General, First-time manager, Women in leadership or Founder when you install, and change it for one leader at any time. An edition sets which modules start on, which worksheets are copied into your library in your language, which templates come first, and an eight-week starter program you can create as a draft in Programs.
- General: all seven modules and the core leadership worksheets
- First-time manager: the first 90 days, delegation, 1:1 and feedback templates, 30, 60 and 90 day reviews
- Women in leadership: visibility, sponsorship and negotiation templates, leadership brand and sponsor agreement
- Founder: board and investor stakeholders, a decision cadence and the decision rights worksheets
- Starter programs: Leadership in eight weeks, From peer to manager, Visibility and sponsorship, Founder to CEO
- Programs are created as drafts; nothing is published or priced until you do it
Know which leader needs you before they ask
The overview gives each leader a card with their goals, experiments and conversations, overdue first. An attention queue lists what is worth your time: a goal with no new evidence in 21 days, an experiment past its review date, a phase that closed with open actions, a round with few replies, consent still pending and a brief due for review.
- A card per leader with goals, experiments and conversations, overdue first
- Six attention rules, each with the evidence that raised it
- Assign a follow-up to a coach with a due date, snooze it or resolve it
- A resolved item comes back only when there is new evidence
- One evening digest per coach, only when something needs review, counting only their own leaders
- Two optional dashboard widgets: Executive: what’s due, and Stakeholder pulse
Consent, confidentiality and what the sponsor sees
Records are shared between the leader and the coaching staff who work with them. Named stakeholder replies stay with the coaching staff. The review draft you download for a sponsor review applies the same three-rating rule the leader sees and never includes named replies or private reflections.
- Only the leader grants consent for stakeholder feedback, and can withdraw it
- Withdrawing consent, pausing a leader or archiving the goal revokes open links for good
- Named replies are confidential to the coaching staff, not anonymous to them
- A review draft with the brief, goals, round averages, evidence and conversation outcomes
- Mark a draft sponsor-ready, then share only what the brief allows
- Data exports summarize rounds and leave out stakeholder names, individual ratings and comments
The rest of an executive coaching practice, in the same account
The power-up sits inside Coachful, so the practice around the engagement is already there: booking pages with calendar sync, built-in video or Zoom, Meet and Teams links, agreements with e-signature, retainers and payment plans through Stripe or Razorpay, a website with funnels, and the client app under your brand.
- Booking pages with availability rules and two-way Google, Apple and Outlook sync
- Built-in video, or Zoom, Google Meet and Teams links created for you
- Coaching agreements with e-signature
- One-time payments, subscriptions and payment plans, with a 0% platform fee
- A section-based website with a blog and booking, application and checkout funnels
- An iOS and Android client app with your branding, inside the Coachful app
Plain limits
Know the edges before you move an engagement over.
Three things the Executive Coaching power-up does not do, so nothing surprises you or your sponsor.
It is not a validated 360
A round asks how consistently people see one behavior you agreed, from 1 to 5, and one open question. It is not a psychometric test, a validated 360 assessment or a measure of causal impact.
Feedback is confidential, not anonymous
You read each reply with the name on it. The leader sees an average once three ratings are in. The reply page tells stakeholders this before they answer.
Sponsors do not get a login
There is no sponsor portal. You share what the engagement brief allows, usually through the review draft you download and edit.
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FAQ
Executive coaching software questions, answered
What executive coaches ask before they move an engagement over.
Coachful is a coaching platform with an Executive Coaching power-up built for this. Each leader gets a private workspace for goals written as observable behavior, stakeholder feedback rounds, leadership experiments, a decision journal, prepared conversations and the first 90 days. When the sponsor review comes, you download a review draft built from that evidence instead of rebuilding six months from memory.
You pick one goal and up to 20 stakeholders, and each gets a private, single-use link that lasts 30 days. They rate how consistently they see the agreed behavior, from rarely to consistently, and say what would make the biggest difference next. You share the links yourself or have Coachful email them; the email names you and the stakeholder, never the leader or the goal. Set a 30, 60 or 90 day cadence and Coachful reminds you when the next round is due, and again if fewer than three ratings are in after 10 days.
No, it is confidential to the coaching staff rather than anonymous. You read each reply with the name on it. The leader sees only an average, and only once three ratings are in. Sponsors have no access, and the reply page tells stakeholders all of this before they answer.
No. A round asks about one behavior you agreed with the leader, on a 1 to 5 scale, plus one open question, and repeats it so you can compare rounds. It is a coaching tool for tracking change, not a validated 360, a psychometric test or a measure of causal impact.
Yes. Start a plan from the leader’s first day and Coachful creates a 90-day goal with listen, align and deliver phases of 30 days each. Every dated action becomes a milestone on that goal, the leader is nudged on the morning an action is due, and you get an alert when a phase closes with actions still open.
A leadership step joins the weekly check-in your clients already fill in. It asks for one leadership win, an update on an open experiment and energy from 1 to 5, and you choose which of the three it asks. The win lands in a wins log, the update is added to the experiment as evidence, and energy builds a trend you can read before the next session.
Editions are starting points for the leaders you coach: General, First-time manager, Women in leadership and Founder. An edition sets which modules start on, which worksheets are copied into your library in your language, which templates are offered first, and an eight-week starter program you can create as a draft in Programs. You can change the edition for one leader at any time, and it never changes stored data.
You and the leader do. The engagement brief records the sponsor, the agreed outcomes and what may be shared, and only the leader can allow stakeholder feedback. There is no sponsor login: the review draft you download applies the same three-rating rule the leader sees and never includes named replies or private reflections.
Coachful is a flat monthly plan, with tiers set by how many clients and coach seats you need, and a 0% platform fee on what you sell. The Executive Coaching power-up is installed from Power-ups inside your account, or for you when you choose executive coaching during setup. Current prices for every plan are on the plans page. There is a 7-day free trial, card required, no charge during the trial, cancel in one click.
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