"Yesterday, I was clever and I wanted to change the world. Today, I am wise so I'm changing myself"

 ~ Rumi

You're probably wondering why you'd want to work with a coach... maybe you're going through some changes and need support and guidance to get you there. Or maybe you need an objective mind to help you with major decisions that would impact your life and others.  Or maybe life looks “just fine” on the outside, but you know that something inside feels off – the spark you once felt has dimmed. The roles you’ve played, the goals you’ve chased, even the success you’ve earned don’t feel as fulfilling as they used to. 

I get it. My own path hasn’t been straight or predictable. It’s been full, beautiful, messy, and everything in between. I’ve reinvented myself more than once – from business management and interior design to real estate development and sales – and I loved every chapter that led me to where I am today.  Becoming a coach and mentor consisted of some important turning points in  life  –  each one teaching me that real fulfillment and sustainable change is created through personal insights leading to inner growth, which ultimately lead to decisions that are in alignment with who we truly are. 

Today, as a Professional Certified Coach, mentor, and workshop faciitator I bring over thirty years of experience in leadership, entrepreneurship, and personal growth.  My holistic approach creates a safe space for you to rediscover your voice and your power. So my coaching style – in the words of Brené Brown – comes with "a strong back, soft front, and wild heart.”  

Our 1:1 sessions are intimate and confidential. Expect deep empathy, objective listening and powerful questions to illuminate the parts of you ready to grow.  My BS barometer is very sharp too, and I'll lovingly call you out when I sense you’re not being honest with me, or more importantly – with yourself.  

Know that coaching may not always feel comfortable, but both the “good” and the “bad” days have something to teach you. Whether you’re questioning your purpose, navigating change, or redefining success on your own terms, transformation begins the moment you stop performing for the world and start showing up as the real you.