Balance in Life Does Not Mean Walking a High Wire

Las Vegas, NV, June 14, 2008 --(PR.com)-- At their recent annual conference held in Las Vegas, ActionCOACH business coaches from the US, Canada, and Mexico met to discuss the company’s current issues and future strategy. The weeklong meeting ended with an awards dinner that recognized the company’s highest performers in 2007.

In additional to statistical award winners, the attendees also nominated a fellow ActionCOACHs for awards honoring each of the company’s Fourteen Points of Culture.

Tim Rooney received the ActionMAN Award for Balance, as voted by the conference attendees. Rooney serves clients in a region encircling Harrisburg and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Responding to his award presentation, Rooney said, “I joined ActionCOACH specifically because of its emphasis on lifestyle and personal satisfaction – for the client and for each individual ActionCOACH. That’s not to say that life as a professional Business Coach automatically produces a stable income and personal satisfaction; we apply the same concepts and strategies to our own practices that we recommend to clients.”

His long career prior to joining ActionCOACH included stints in senior positions at major corporations and success as a small business owner.

“ActionCOACH was the solution I was looking for, and the balance in my life – as exhibited by this award –shows me that it is working,” he said. “It is also the solution for my clients, once they understand the need for balance in their lives.”

ActionCOACH is the world’s number one business coaching firm, with more than 1,000 offices in 26 countries. To learn more, go to actioncoach.com.

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