So many of us wake up one morning — or on a sunset bike ride, perhaps — and realize that the small and sometimes passive decisions we’ve made in life have brought us to a place that doesn’t fit.

We’re living our own versions of spiritual inflammation.

Many of my clients first come to me describing a feeling of persistent anxiety. (Relatable!) But when we dig in, there’s always a distinctive source. They’re stuck between two life-changing decisions. Or they can see big-picture what they want for themselves, but they have no idea how to get there. Or one phase of their life has ended (a career, a marriage), and they don’t quite know who they are anymore.

These are badass, ambitious people, and yet they discover that in one way or another, they’re hampering their own progress. They come to coaching with an ownership mindset; ‘I’m the common denominator in my experiences. I’ve got to figure this out to move forward.’

If you see yourself here, I hope we’ll have a chance to work together. You can expect a series of conversations with someone who listens deeply, calls attention to the key discoveries you make, and who can lovingly call you on your BS in a way that gives both of us a good laugh. As a coach, I take the work seriously without taking myself too seriously. “You’re at ease and playful in a serious process,” a client recently told me. “And that ease translates to me.” A good coaching call has just two steps: insight, and action. Our calls cultivate your own inner clarity, insight, and strategic steps forward. 

I’ve found that coaching is like increasing the wattage on the spotlight of self-awareness. With a brighter, more focused light, you can see more clearly what has kept you mired in the status quo — and what action is needed to move ahead. When you’re willing to step out of the known and the comfortable, your deeper purpose forms a path in front of you.

Get clarity on your path, so that you can fall in love with the journey.

Ready to get clarity on your path?