There may be forces influencing and costing your business time, energy and money that are not obvious from the surface.

Maybe growth has become harder than it should be. Maybe you're carrying too much of the business yourself. Maybe your team, systems or processes aren't producing the results you need.

Maybe you're making important decisions under pressure, struggling to stay focused or simply wondering how to create more time, energy and freedom without sacrificing what you've built.

And sometimes, the most important part of the problem isn't visible on the surface.

The way you think about your business can greatly influence the way you lead it.

It may be time to explore what may be underneath those challenges, gain a different perspective on what's happening and consider what could become possible when those patterns become visible.

In this focused training, Sharlot Eisentraut, Transformational Business Mindset Coach and Consultant, explores the hidden mindset patterns that can influence strategy, leadership, decision-making, action and the way you experience your business.

You'll be invited to look beyond the obvious symptoms and consider what may be happening underneath them.

Because sometimes greater clarity doesn't come from finding another answer.

It can come from seeing your situations differently.

You may get the most from this experience if you're an established business owner or entrepreneur who:

• Has built something substantial and carries meaningful responsibility for yourself, its people, clients and results.

• Knows your business could work better — with more clarity, time, energy, capacity, profitability or freedom — but haven't been able to fully identify what's getting in the way.

• Think analytically and solve problems, yet recognize that more information or another conventional strategy isn't necessarily the answer.

• Are open to examining how you think, decide and lead, including assumptions or patterns you may not have noticed before.

• Welcome honest, creative, effective perspectives and are willing to consider doing something differently when the evidence points that way.

• Are willing to participate and take action, rather than expecting someone else to create the change for you.

• Care deeply about doing business well and doing right by your people and clients.

• Are looking for meaningful improvement or your next level of growth, rather than primarily looking for someone to take over day-to-day implementation or operational restructuring.

If you're reading this and thinking, “That's exactly where I am,” you're in the right place.

I was trained to solve problems.

As an engineer, I learned to look at what was happening, trace it back to its source and find a practical way forward.

I thought that was the skill I would build my life around.

Then I discovered a problem I couldn’t solve that way.

The life I was building looked reasonable from the outside, but something inside me knew I was hiding behind a mask that wasn't mine.

It took a significant personal transformation for me to understand why.

And what I learned in that process changed the way I see almost everything — especially business.

Because sometimes the visible problem is only the expression of something much deeper within.

A challenge may not really be about the decision.

A team environment issue may not really be about the team.

A business bottleneck may not really be about the system.

That realization became the foundation for Transformational Business Mindset Coaching & Consulting.

Today, I bring together analytical problem-solving, business experience and the deeper work of understanding what is actually driving results.

This is a guided discovery experience designed to help you look beyond the obvious and consider the deeper patterns that may be affecting your business, leadership, decisions and results.

This can take up to 2 hours or more, depending on how you answer the questionnaire and how long you watch. You won't need to prepare anything in advance, but you'll want to set aside enough uninterrupted time to think, reflect and engage with the material.