Something feels off with you. 

You’ve slowly begin to realize over the last months (or maybe years) that you don’t feel yourself, you’re not loving your life like you thought you would, and there’s a lot more doubt and negative inner talk happening than you’d like to admit. 

On top of that already-heavy stuff, a lot of your usual methods of solving these problems just aren’t working anymore. Maybe it’s because you’ve grown into a new role (at work or in life) that feels a bit too overwhelming, or you’ve shrunk yourself down to fit nicely inside of a box that makes life easier for others, you know, the quintessential case of playing small.

And you’ve tried to solve this problem already. 

You’ve read the most popular self-help books, listened to every relevant you could get your heads on that might help (even if just a little), watched countless inspirational videos on YouTube to educate yourself and motivate yourself to action, and even started working with a therapist.

You ask for advice from friends, family members, colleagues, or people you admire in the hopes that they’ll have some magic idea or tip that will unlock the answers to every question you’ve had about what you’re experiencing.

And while it’s all helping, it isn’t helpful enough. There is still a missing puzzle piece or two that you know you need to identify what’s really going on.

I know this story well, because it’s mine. 

I tried everything in the book to get out of my rut, but after years of searching for answers and DIYing it myself, I found the only thing that worked: coaching.

Five years ago I got my first coach, and within months — everything clicked. I started to see the unhelpful subconscious patterns emerge and learn how to break them, same with the self-sabotaging behaviors, and I began to design my ideal life and take courageous (and fun!) steps towards living it. 

Today, I can say with every fiber of a being, that my life is everything I’d imagined and more. I still have hiccups, challenges, and hard times but they weigh on me much less, and I’m way quicker to take powerful action that is in alignment with what matters most to me. I’m comfortable with myself, and confident to my core.

This life experience is why I am now a coach. 

I’m on a mission to make the transformational benefits of coaching accessible to everyone. I believe gone are the days where it’s only reserved for the c-suite executives, and it can now be in the hands of everyone who is ready and willing to dream more, grow more, learn more, do more, and become more.