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In summary, the consultant is checking in with the director to see how they are doing, but the director is not checking in as often. The consultant is sending a weekly email and asking how often the director would like to be contacted. The director is no longer doing coaching calls.
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I am not sure what you all do and I would like some opinions. From the consultant side and the director/Future director side.

I do weekly phone calls to all my consultants to check in with them and see how they are doing. I usually do a check in for a minute or two about how they are doing personally and then I will ask them about how many shows they have, if they are happy with that and if I can help them.

How does that seem?
 
When I was new, my director checked in every week. Now, I hardly hear from her. But I do know alot of directors who have weekly phone calls with their consultants. One actually sets up times on Mondays to call her team. If they want to set up time for her to call, they get a spot on the time sheet and she will call them.
 
My Director used to do weekly coaching calls to the consultants on her team who wanted them. She did them Wednesday nights, after 9:00, so it didn't cut into host coaching time (since most of us in the cluster don't make calls after 9 unless we have specific permission). She's in a different place with her business now, and hasn't done them in a while.I, on the other hand, have stepped up my contact with my team. I send a weekly email on Monday morning containing reminders, info tidbits that may have been missed in the communication from HO, and a motivational quote. I have asked them how often they want to be contacted, but I haven't heard back from 2 of the 3. Do you have the Guide to Training New Consultants from supply order? That's a great piece of material. It's a couple bucks, but includes outlines for several coaching calls, open-ended questions to ask to get consultants to talk, and info on Cook and Book training.
 
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That sounds great! I also got this file from here that I asked my team to fill out to "Help me help them". It gives me a good idea of where they'd like their business and how I can help them to get it there. Sounds like you're on the right track - GL to you!
 

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Cathy that is exactly what I was looking for!!!!
Thank You so much :) :) :)
 

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