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Living in a family of people with ADD/ADHD has given Robert Simmons a passion for helping those with the challenges that come in day-to-day life. His son, who is now 19 years old, has ADHD, and his wife has adult ADD. Robert understands in a personal way how ADD/ADHD can be challenging for not only the person who has it, but for their family as well. He believes that having ADD/ADHD can bring many positives to a person’s life when they know how to harness the energy and use it for good.
A retired Master Sergeant in the United States Marine Corps, Robert has a Masters of Business Administration and Bachelor of Science in management. While in the Marines, Robert was certified as a Career Advisor/Planner and Substance Abuse Counseling Officer, providing guidance for hundreds of Marines and Sailors through his 24-year career. Additionally, he has served in the community as a lay-ministry counselor in various communities throughout the United States. He has been coaching people in the Military, community and business for more than 15 years and has a wide range of experience.
Robert has completed the Executive and Professional Coaching Program at the UT Dallas School of Management and is a member of the International Coach Federation (ICF). Recognizing the value of a coaching education to executives, professionals, corporations and organizations, these organizations provide the very best in coach training courses for those who wish to improve their skills or want to pursue coaching as a profession.
Testimonials
“As a role model, teacher and friend, Robert has influenced my life, both personally and professionally, to the importance of doing the hard work of ‘deciding what you believe’ and ‘what you are committed to,’ then lining those up with ‘how you actually spend your time.’ That formula has led to true leadership that others will follow.” Joey Milan, President – Hospitality 7, LLC
“I could not imagine where I would be today if it was not for Robert’s uncanny ability to provide the guidance so many young Marines needed within our unit who had personal life issues obstructing their opportunities to excel. His professional relationship with others is inspiring. He has provided many people with confidence to deal with life complexities and the reasoning as to why it is important to make the right choices for the future.” Juan J. Mora – USMC Retired
