I help thoughtful people access the insights that change their lives.
When I say insights, I’m talking about:
fresh, new thinking about a specific situation, about your life, about yourself
a different perspective that, despite being unfamiliar, feels somehow intuitive
shifts in mindset that range from a subtle distinction to a completely new outlook
moments of clarity, when something sort of clicks into place and ease follows
Since 2015, I've worked with entrepreneurs, visual artists, stay-at-home parents, writers, graphic designers, lawyers, small business owners, CEOs, fellow coaches, financial planners, retirees, freelancers, photographers, recent college graduates, producers, child caregivers, university staff, and public servants.
I’ve worked with these folks on career advancement, career change, marriage difficulties, confidence, boundary setting, breaking habits, building a business, growing a business, fitness goals, and self-esteem, among other topics.
Different though they might be, all my clients have one major thing in common: a mind that thinks.
You have it, too.
We all do.
A mind that thinks and thinks and thinks—and, oftentimes, not in a way that feels particularly helpful.
There are the worries, the regrets, the predictions, the superstitions.
There’s the overanalyzing, the strategizing, the spiraling.
There’s the trying to control; there’s the admonishment for things gone awry.
There’s fretting over what others think and wondering what’s wrong with you.
While we can’t necessarily change or choose our thoughts, we can have new ones. And even one new thought is enough to change everything.