One of the most exciting questions you can ask is…
“What’s possible?”
Maybe you’re thinking of a career change. Or how you can level up at your current job. Maybe you’re trying to navigate changes in several areas of your life. Working with an executive coach is a very effective way to focus on what might be holding you back — and then helping you to become your best self, both in and out of the workplace.
I believe that in order to show up for others, you have to show up for yourself. If you care about the progressive movement, then you should care about the health of the movement. And if you care about the health of the movement, you should care about yourself!
My approach to coaching is heavily influenced by the belief that you can learn to live a better, more purposeful life. When we work together, we will look at some of your beliefs around creating a more sustainable work-life balance. These could include:
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.
My goal is to help individuals and organizations who are open to trying new approaches achieve success in the workplace. This could look like anything from utilizing new breathing techniques to negotiating a raise or a better position. Potential areas we may explore include:
● Financial health ● Occupational health ● Work-life harmony ● Physical health
● Emotional health ● Social health ● Spiritual health
