Claire Strunk
I love helping others discover precisely what they are working toward, how to best move in that direction and cheering them on as they growth as leaders.
I love helping others discover precisely what they are working toward, how to best move in that direction and cheering them on as they growth as leaders.
My personal mission is to help others use their gifts to do their good works well. During my years of leading Covenant camping ministries, when asked what kept me going, I would answer, “Its the ‘Aha moments’ that occur whenever a camper or staff member experiences a self-awareness-raising encounter with truth and/or grace.”
I love walking alongside people, helping them to listen to the Holy Spirit and receive further discernment, encouragement, connection with God and forward movement in their lives. It’s a privilege to watch God work so clearly and intimately in each person’s life!
In my coaching practice, I most look forward to witnessing people recognize their inherent value and step into their full potential. My sweet spot is encouraging clients to believe in and embody their best selves while helping them identify and navigate the roadblocks that may stand in their way. I love journeying with others through the highs and lows of life, offering a steady, non-judgmental presence.
I love seeing people make connections and gain insight, drawing from their own reflection and experience.
It’s a privilege to walk with people as they discover new ways forward through whatever they are facing. God’s faithfulness is evident as we track progress and look ahead, together.
Coaching is an exciting, forward-focused, action-oriented conversation between two people and the Holy Spirit. You never really know what’s going to come up or where the conversation will turn! I love discovering the Spirit’s practical leading together.
I love partnering with leaders to increase insight and agency by asking powerful questions and highlighting their learning. It’s a gift to be in the discovery process alongside the coachee that has ripple effects in her/his personal and organizational transformation.
I love coaching because I am able to help people “own what they discover.” There is something special about journeying with someone and asking powerful questions so that they uncover what they need.
What I love most about coaching is witnessing the transformation when someone realizes the untapped potential they’ve always carried within. It’s that pivotal moment when creativity and confidence are unlocked, and bold, inspired actions turn dreams into reality. It’s powerful to walk alongside people as they step into the change they’ve always sensed was possible, growing not just as individuals or teams but into the future God is calling them toward.
