For the majority of my life, I unlocked success through my internal relentless drive and commitment to the goals I had for my professional and personal life. I often share with clients, “I’m a recovering joyful workaholic.” I was catapulted from experience to experience, responsibility to responsibility, and success to success embracing each with open arms. I took risks. I failed. I learned my strengths and areas of improvement. I felt as though every goal I set for myself I accomplished. Then, unexpectedly my father – my biggest supporter, confidant, and truly “my person” up to that point – passed away without notice or a goodbye. My world shifted and achieving without intention suddenly became less fulfilling and meaningful. I began living life as though each day was a gift I would never experience again.

 

Then, five years later and after 12 years as a professor, sport psychology professional in athletics, and certified mental performance consultant (CMPC), I pivoted fully into building my own business that I previously treated as a side hustle. Along the way, my gift and passion for coaching executives, high performing humans, and professional women, in particular, was unveiled.

 

Every woman is different – her personality, identity, field, challenges, values, the organizations and causes she is contributing to as well as her professional goals and needs – and, coaching, for me, is both a flow state and an expression of unconditional compassion, encouragement, and belief in another woman’s potential and possibilities. We all have a story to tell, a journey to live, and something we may need to heal from or grow into while evolving into our best selves. It is the honor of my professional life to be a coach to women who welcome my partnership on their journey. 

 

Are you ready to evolve into the woman you were always destined to become?