I always enjoyed reading posts from Grant Schneider, he was open and had such an interesting background on which to draw being a business coach. In this post he talks about his home in Armonk, NY. But I remember when they moved to Florida, he was so happy and I am glad he got to spend time there.
He had grown up in Pennsylvania and I think that is maybe what I liked about his style, it was typically Philly oriented. He had worked in Human Resources and then set up his own coaching business, Performance Development Strategies. He wrote about all sorts of businesses here in the rain but you could learn so much from his posts. He shared about networking and how to take your business from good to great. He was an active participant in BNI where he got to meet Debbie Gartner who used to be here on Active Rain and shared about her business in Flooring.
I never got the opportunity to meet him, this was before the days of Zoom and we were to far apart to meet up. But, I always looked forward to seeing his blog posts in my roll.
Not only was he a coach but he was also involved in his community and often shared about events happening in Armonk, NY. He gave his time willingly to his community serving on different boards and councils locally. His faith and religion were also important to him and this came across in what he wrote as well. Again, service was natural to him in this area of his life as well.
He was proud of his family, he had two daughters and two grandsons who he loved spending time with. He loved nothing better than being on the water and enjoyed being on a boat on the intra-coastal waterway in Florida.
Enjoy this old post from Grant about Creating a new comfort zone
Thank you to Lew Corcoran and Patricia Feager for hosting a two part challenge this month, this is my entry for Challenge #2.
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