RARE Coaching & Consulting works with executives, teams, organizations and individuals who are ready to remove the barriers to inclusion and push past limiting beliefs to become innovators and leaders in their workplace and industry.
RARE Coaching & Consulting works with executives, teams, organizations and individuals who are ready to remove the barriers to inclusion and push past limiting beliefs to become innovators and leaders in their workplace and industry.
Coaching focused on growing your leadership, building emotional intelligence and a learner mindset, discovering influence beyond authority, and aligning your voice and values.
Guidance from aligning on mission and clarifying roles to establishing values, operationalizing empathy, and building and sustaining psychological safety.
Strategic direction including ways to operationalize courageous leadership and develop long-term sustainability for impact.
Sessions on anchoring into your values and voice, successfully managing and embracing transitions, navigating conflict, elevating your leadership, and more.
Support leaders in taking their leadership to the next level. Also provide unique cohorts for those who are underrepresented to lean into their values, set and hold boundaries, and create a clear path that allows them to thrive rather than just cope and survive.
Topics for organizations and conferences include leadership, building transformational cultures, elevating connection, innovation and creativity and more.
Aiko Bethea, founder of RARE Coaching & Consulting, is a leader, builder, and connector. Through her work, she coaches leaders and organizations to remove the internal and external barriers to inclusion, allowing them to understand each other as people, colleagues, and teams in more connective ways.
During her childhood and throughout her career, Aiko has been in places where people who looked like her were underrepresented. She believes that when you anchor into your values and discover your voice, you can begin to live the life you want to live and be exactly who you want to be.
I’m honored to be included in this New York Times Best Selling (debuting at #3) anthology with activists and artists whose work I deeply respect. I shared a small portion of my personal experience of how being vulnerable is not only the ever-present state for me as a Black woman in a white supremacist society, but how it is also a path I can choose for strength, connection, and healing. Tarana Burke and Dr. Brené Brown bring together a dynamic group of Black writers, organizers, artists, academics, and cultural figures to discuss the topics the two have dedicated their lives to understanding and teaching: vulnerability and shame resilience.
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