Steve Barton

Stephen Barton is a native to Maine. A resident of Westbrook and has a 19-year-old son Spencer and his partner Liz.
Born on Labor Day September 2, 1956. Steve’s schooling was through the Westbrook school system through high school.
After receiving his BA in Business Management from The University of Southern Maine, Steve went into the family flower business Barton’s Flowers of Westbrook. In 1979 at the age 22, his father had a major stroke and Steve accepted the position to manage the family business.
In 1985 he and his father purchased Harmon ‘s Flowers of Portland. Merging the two companies to what is now Harmon Floral Company in November 2007 is father and he sold the company.
Steve acquired his financial advisors’ licenses 3 years after. Series 7 series 66 and the Maine State Insurance license. It didn’t take long before he realized that this was not his passion.
Still with a love of business and a strong desire to help people personally and in business. He began coaching individuals and business owners based on his business background. His passion and knowledge of how people behave and how the mind works. He helps individuals and teams to connect with their innate awareness. He calls this a commonsense approach to what is not all that common.
In May 2015 Steve graduated the 8 months intensive coaching program from the Gestalt International Study Center in Wellfleet, MA, giving him a foundation in the Gestalt model and the Gestalt Core Concepts and Behaviors to work from.
In September 2021 Steve graduated from Miracle Minded Coaching with Marianne Williamson and the team at Difference Publication, giving him and even an even wider range of coaching skills to work with his clients.
Currently Steve is the owner of Steve Barton Coaching, which provides coaching for individual and groups. Steve has registered with the United States Trademark Office, a process that he uses in his coaching practice. It is in the format of a psychological game and mindset practice. It is called The Game of Ten®. He is currently creating programs to bring to organizations and businesses to create awareness. His hope is to train other to teach this process to the psychological, coaching and wellness community. His website is www.overthelookingglass.com.