Richard Atkinson

Life and Business Breakthrough Coach

Richard Atkinson is a Life and Business Breakthrough Coach based in the Austin, Texas Metropolitan Area.1 He is the owner of Access Creative Power, a business transformation coaching and consulting service.2 With over 40 years of experience in home remodeling as a carpenter and general contractor, combined with more than 10 years in internet marketing, Atkinson now focuses on helping entrepreneurs and business owners, particularly those in home service companies, to improve their businesses and achieve greater success.1

Professional Background

Atkinson's career spans several diverse fields:

Business Consulting: Since January 2005, he has been working as a Mindset Mentor & Business Catalyst at Access Creative Power, providing intuitive business consulting and performance coaching for entrepreneurs and professionals.1
Digital Marketing: He worked as a Digital Marketing Consultant for Home Remodeling businesses at Damon Digital from July 2020 to May 2023.1
Transcendental Meditation: Atkinson was a teacher of Transcendental Meditation for over 22 years, from April 1974 to November 1996.1
Building Contractor: He ran his own remodeling business, Atkinson Remodeling, from September 1976 to July 1992 in the Washington D.C. Metro Area.1

Education

Atkinson's educational background includes:

A high school diploma from Sidwell Friends School, one of the best private schools in Washington DC (1963-1967).1
A Bachelor's Degree in Business from Maharishi School of Management (1980-1984), where he studied traditional business subjects from the perspective of consciousness.1

Philosophy and Approach

Richard Atkinson's approach to business coaching is rooted in his diverse experiences and his belief in the power of consciousness and creativity. He emphasizes the importance of having enough high-quality leads for businesses to thrive and maintain their desired pricing.1 His goal is to help entrepreneurs fully express their strengths and generate greater results, viewing business as a "vehicle of desire and fulfillment".1