About
On average, adults take fifteen breaths every minute. In other words, each of us has fifteen opportunities every sixty seconds to stop and “wake up.”
15sixty was established to help business leaders and their teams wake up to the patterns keeping them from achieving what they want most.
In our view “waking up” simply means becoming an observer of our lives. It means creating awareness of what’s driving our behavior, what’s keeping us stuck, and what’s in the way of us living and working with more joy and ease in our lives.
When we have the presence of mind to stop and observe ourselves caught in our patterns, our potential for creativity and connection with others expands exponentially.
15sixty’s group of veteran coaches are dedicated to waking up in our own lives, and supporting others to do the same.
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Clay Stelzer
Founder and Coach
Clay is a veteran executive coach, facilitator, and public speaker dedicated to helping business executives end what he calls "SleepWorking®."
Using the practices of Conscious Leadership, Clay challenges his clients to "wake up" to the unconscious patterns keeping them from achieving what they want in their businesses and in their lives.
Prior to 15sixty, Clay spent five years building a team coaching practice for Salesforce. During his tenure there, he supported over 150 teams and leaders across the globe to recognize these same success-limiting patterns and do their best work.
Clay holds a BA in Psychology from The University of Illinois and an MBA from Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business.
His coaching credentials include: Professional Certified Coach (PCC) through the International Coach Federation (ICF), Organization and Relationship Coaching Certification (ORSC) through the Center for Right Relationship (CRR Global), and 15 Commitments of Conscious Leadership Certification through The Conscious Leadership Group.
Clay lives with his wife Kristen, daughter Sadie, and black lab George in Glen Ellyn Il. He isn’t very good at golfing but finds ways to spend countless hours and dollars on it nonetheless.