As a working parent, I’ve had the same regrets and thoughts you’ve likely had (if you’re a parent). Should I quit my job and stay home (this was especially true during the pandemic.) Am I working too much? Will I miss out on this time with my child? As I used various pieces of parenting advice to support my child through difficult situations, I also thought about the parts that make me, me. When I used the language of strengths in my parenting, it was easier to shift my reactions.

Another new year is on the horizon, and everyone seems to be writing about goal-setting and habits. If you’re interested in learning how to do this in a way that’s unique to you – then you’re in the right place!

Using your strengths to set goals is a fantastic way to ensure success. Why? When you understand yourself and your talents, you can work with them, not against them.

I coach because I recognize the universal need to be heard and seen. As a coach, I provide a confidential space for exploring inner truths and uncovering hidden aspirations. Having heard the details of women's lives in both their pain and joy, I'm moved by the transformation that takes place when they are listened to and have their own strengths reflected to them.

From marriage to motherhood, caretaking to climbing the corporate ladder, women move through so many roles that it is easy to feel stuck in life’s transitions. As a certified Gallup CliftonStrengths® Coach, I help you uncover and understand your natural talents so you can get unstuck, navigate challenges with resilience, and embrace opportunities with confidence. If you see yourself reflected in any of the above, coaching can be a fantastic tool to help move you forward.