In my teens and twenties, therapy helped me understand my attachments and abandonments. It gave me the language to regulate my emotions and a rich vocabulary to talk about injury, pain and process. 

But it never occurred to me in those days that one day I would have to be a leader that needed to make strategic decisions. That I’d have a family and a career, and people who depended on me. When that day came, I realized I didn’t need more therapeutic insight about my wounds. I needed clarity, creativity, direction, strategies, support, and accountability. I needed to be present to my daughter—and to my taxes. I needed to exercise—but not activate body issues. I needed to make a salary—but not lose my soul. I didn’t have a manual. This is where coaching came in. 

Coaching offers a customized design for living. One great coach radically transformed my life. Now I do the same with my clients. I’ve created a profound but practical method that gets real results. My clients raise their expectations of what life can hold—and find more expansive, joyous, creative, and productive ways of being in the world.