You can’t just change your job.
Most people come to me because something feels wrong, either at work or in their personal life. Then, they stay because they realize it goes deeper than that.
YOU HAVE TO CHANGE THE CITY INCOME PARTNER JOB PATH
Something isn’t working.
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But you already know that.
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Something isn’t working. ••• But you already know that. •••
Maybe you’ve been at your job for many years, and it just doesn’t fit anymore. Maybe you’ve even done everything right. You got promotions, did the hard work, and started being the person who was responsible for everybody else.
And, now, you’re exhausted.
For a while, you thought: If I just get out of this job, things will be better.
Here’s what I’ve learned from years of coaching people, mostly women, through exactly this: The job is where it starts. It’s rarely where it ends.
The real work is figuring out who you want to be, what you actually need to be that person, and how to start showing up for yourself the way you show up for everyone else. That’s what we work together to figure out in a way that feels right for you.
is Coaching for me?
Do you ask yourself questions like these?
What do I want my job to be?
Can I make my work life and goals realign, or do I need a different job?
How can I set healthy boundaries and have courageous conversations with my loved ones?
What is my purpose?
Why do I so often feel like I’m not enough?
How can I maintain my sanity at work when I constantly feel the need to be guarded?
How do I deal with “imposter syndrome” or other issues of identity at my workplace?
Coaching is ultimately about helping you live a healthier, more positive life. Think of it like having a personal trainer, except what we’re working on are your thoughts, your feelings, and new possibilities for your life
Hi, I’m Patty!
I help organizations and people be their best selves.
I’m an executive coach who specializes in using positive psychology to help organizations — and the people who work at them — thrive.
I’ve been working for progressive causes for much of my life, from high school antiapartheid protests to immigration and civil rights advocacy and strategy. My own journey facing anxiety and burnout means I intimately understand the struggles and challenges people at nonprofits face. Becoming a coach helped me overcome these challenges. I want to help you overcome yours.
