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Boston Life Coach

Are you unhappy, but unsure whether it’s related to your business or personal life? If you’re facing such a crossroads, perhaps it’s time to consider a professional Boston life and business coach.

At Organic Blueprints, we offer Boston business coaching and life coaching designed to provide you with a useful direction, organize your life, and find success. Many first-time life and business coaching clients wonder why they waited so long to seek out professional guidance for something so vital to personal fulfillment. Your life and business coach can help you identify clear goals and outline a path toward achieving them.

Boston Business Coaching & Life Coaching From Organic Blueprints

• Your Boston Life Coach will help you identify the things that bring you joy in life
• Once you discover your own personal path, you will find it easier to communicate with friends, family, and business colleagues
• Your business and personal life are inexorably linked, a professional Boston business coach can help you balance the two
• Your Boston life coach will help you with planning, perspective, and organization – essential qualities for success
• Be excited about life, focus on your future, and live the life you want to live

If you’re unhappy or feel like you’re are stuck in neutral, it may be time to work with a professional Boston business coach who can help you find balance between your professional and personal life.

Do I Need A Professional Boston Life Coach?

Ask yourself these questions before contacting an experienced Boston life coach:

• Do I want healthier relationships with family and friends?
• Do I love life, or what will it take to start loving it?
• Am I happy?

A qualified Boston life coach can help you nurture relationships and set clear personal goals designed to help you capture life’s joy. By crafting your life goals and creating short and long term personal deliverables, your Boston life coach will help you challenge yourself and overcome hurdles in stride.

Do I Need An Experienced Boston Business Coach?

Ask yourself these questions before contacting a professional Boston business coach:

• Do I have trouble visualizing future business goals?
• Am I struggling to figure out what happens next in my career?
• Would I benefit from a fresh business perspective?

The success of your business hinges on planning, perspective, and organization, which is why a Boston business coach can be so beneficial. Whether you want to develop employees, plan the upcoming year in detail, or start working’ on’ the business instead of ‘in’ the business, your Boston business coach can help. Indeed, there is a balance you need to do both until the business is large enough to sustain a wholly strategic leader

Your personal life and business life should be balanced, and work symbiotically. Let a professional life and business coach from Organic Blueprints help you find happiness and success.

Boston Tidbits

A Reverend whose name was William Blackstone was the first English pioneer to arrive in what is currently known as the Boston area. In 1629, he arrived by himself to a peninsula by a stream, known as Shawmet by the local Algonquin Indians. In 1630, a man named John Winthorpe and his Puritan followers of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, arrived in Salem to the north. Reverend Blackstone invited Mr. Winthrope to visit Shawmet after finding Salem to be something less than desirable for a settlement.

Mr. Winthorpe elected to make Shawmut a permanent settlement and, in 1600, changed the name from Shawmet to Boston, in honor of his hometown in Lincolnshire England. Mr. Winthrop and his associates fled left England in order to establish a pious Puritan state and to escape religious persecution. It is ironic that shortly thereafter. Mr. Blackstone left the colony as the result if the intolerant, intolerant society that the Puritans had created.

Up until 1664, only members of the church could establish citizenship in Massachusetts. Dissidents such as a man named Roger Williams and a woman named Anne Hutchinson were banished. In spite of the Salem Witch trials of 1692 and these facts, the colony developed representative institutions that would help form a future democratic country.

Boston became a center for a Puritan life during the next 200 years. From the beginning, Boston started emerging as an educational and intellectual center with the arrival of noted statesmen and theologians, and the establishment of Harvard University and the Boston Latin School. In 1639, a man named Stephen Daye constructed the first printing press in Cambridge in the colonies. Boston became the major commercial center in the colonies largely the result of its excellent harbors. Colonial Boston was the main port of North America, and a world leader in shipbuilding.

All throughout the 1700’s, the Boston area continued to grow, Farmers and fishermen prospered as these settlements grew to become communities around the city. The processing of wool, and the construction of mills next to the rivers for logging, meant that and overseas trade was thriving.

The American colonies remained British subjects, although they were separated by a great geographical distance. During the 1730’s, this started to change when, in an effort to replenish the treasury, the Crown increased taxes on the colonists. As the great philosophical distance started to grow between Britain and the colonies, Boston became a leading center of colonial resistance. This planted the seeds of revolution.

In 1770, the Boston massacre was the result of the Townshend Acts of 1767 and the Stamp Act of 1765. The Boston Tea party was the result of the Tea Act of 1773. The British responded to these defiant acts by bringing in additional troops in order to contain the dissidents and by closing the ports. The British sent troops to the communities of Concord and Lexington in 1775 to arrest John Hancock and Samuel Adams, as well as to seize the arms that were being stored by the colonists. Two men named William Dawes and Paul Revere rode through the night to warn the colonists of the approaching soldiers. On Lexington Green, the following morning, the shot heard round the world was fired, and the American Revolution started. George Washington was summoned to Boston to take command of the rebel army two months later following the Battle of Bunker Hill.

As the result of the building of railroad systems that linked towns and cities, new canals, and improved roads, Massachusetts prospered during the early 1800’s. Although by the 1840’s, there weren’t enough to fill the workforce, laborers were recruited locally. The solution came when the first non-English immigrants arrived from Ireland. A profitable time for Boston manufactures was the Civil War, with the production of blankets, shoes, weapons, and other materials that the troops required. Boston was also the primary voice of the abolitionist movement. The greatest industrial period for Boston, was the late 1800’s. Boston continued to be the primary manufacturer of products and goods as millions of immigrants from all over the world arrived in this country.

During the early 1910’s, the manufacturing in Boston declined. The once flourishing mills and factories had become obsolete and old. The tenements were decaying and aging. Many businesses closed and moved to the south. However, with the development of wholesaling, retailing, finance, banking. and the other service industries, prosperity continued in Boston.

During the great Depression, Boston suffered much the same as the rest of the county. However factories were retooled for the war effort with the outbreak of WW II, and people went back to work on the production lines. Boston was again a primary a manufacturer of major arms during wartime.

Farming and fishing were declining in Massachusetts during the 1950’s. However, the Boston region emerged as a leader in the high tech industries such as the fledgling computer business. Many of these new businesses were staffed, and indeed created by graduates of colleges in the Boston region, such as MIT. The service and financial industries continued to expand. These days, the Boston skyline is teeming with office towers and skyscrapers, which is a testament to vitality and achievements of Boston.

During the 2000’s, Boston continues to evolve. The 2004 Democratic National Convention, the museum of fine arts, and a new convention center accomplishments of Boston.