For almost a decade I’ve coached hundreds of high-achieving women leaders – entrepreneurs, healers, therapists, physicians, consultants, visionary leaders – all of whom have one thing in common: they are on a mission to make the world a better place. They hold an irrepressible desire to use their genius to create high impact outcomes while maintaining personal and global integrity.

That type of sacred purpose comes with a shadow: imposter syndrome, limiting beliefs around prosperity,  success, visibility, old ideas around sacrifice and the price we must pay to do good in the world. Many of my clients arrive at their life purpose through personal hardship and trauma. This wounding limits their willingness to be visible and take up space.

If your big ‘why’ isn’t balanced with an aligned ‘how’, you will find yourself at the altar of burnout, using force instead of power to grow your business and create the impact you’re meant to create. 

As a trauma-informed coach, my work is an invitation to align your internal resources with your external goals. So you can release what’s blocking the flow of your creative life force to reach its intended destination of impact and abundance. Imagine if joy and creativity were placed smack at the center of your dharma so you could share the fragrance of your genius with ease and freedom.