Something in you is ready. You're just not sure what that means yet.
A six-month coaching journey — into clarity, into authenticity, into what's actually next.
The invitation
You've worked hard. You're capable, driven, intentional. You know how to build things, solve problems, push through.
And yet — something feels off. Something is ready to change. You can sense it, even if you don't have the words for it yet.
Maybe you're in a transition. The old way of being no longer serves you, but the new one hasn't quite taken shape yet. You're somewhere in between — and you've probably tried to think your way through it. And thinking helps. But on its own, it's no longer sufficient. There's a particular kind of stuck that more thinking can't fix — not because you're not smart enough, but because you need to see from a different place than the one you've been circling in your mind.
If any of this resonates — I invite you to read on. Maybe this is for you.
What this is
Coaching was always going to be part of this work. Earlier this year, the time felt right — and I began my professional coaching certification through New Ventures West, a program that immediately felt like home. Not just because of the rigor, but because it holds the whole person — the thinking mind, yes, but also the body, the emotions, and the deeper currents beneath behavior. Finally, a framework that matched what I had already come to believe.
As part of my certification, I am now opening the space to work with a small number of live clients — six months, ten sessions, one-on-one. It means that for a limited time, this work is available at an intentionally accessible investment.
Sessions are approximately 90 minutes, held remotely via Zoom. Coaching is always at the center — that's where we do the core work. Most sessions will also include a somatic or breathwork element, drawing on my 400 hours of experience as a facilitator, to deepen and integrate what emerges — if and when it feels right for you. We always shape the session around what's alive for you in that moment.
Who this is for
This is for founders, leaders, and individuals at an inflection point.
People who have built things — careers, companies, lives — and are sensing that the next chapter requires something the last one didn't. Not just more doing, but a different way of being.
You don't need to know exactly what you're working on. But you do need to be willing to look honestly — and to commit to the process.
This is a six-month journey, ten sessions. The cadence is flexible, but the commitment is real. If you feel called to this work, I want to hear from you — and I want to work with people who are genuinely ready to show up for it.
What I bring
Years of experience in corporate strategy — including with UBS and BCG, working with leaders navigating complexity, and building things that matter. And years of mentoring others in similar roles — which taught me as much about the limits of that kind of guidance as it did about its value. Passing on what you know only takes someone so far.
Which is why my experience as a breathwork facilitator matter just as much here. Holding space for people in some very vulnerable and transformative moments of their lives develops a different kind of muscle — one that listens not just to what is said, but to what is underneath it.
And then there is my own journey — through exactly the kind of transition many of the people I imagine working with are navigating. I know this territory from the inside. That too is something I bring.
Investment
$50–100 per session, sliding scale based on your capacity. Ten sessions over approximately six months — total investment $500–1,000.
We'll find the right fit together in our intro conversation. If cost is a genuine barrier, mention it — I'd rather find a way than lose the right person over money.
How to begin
A free 30-minute intro call, no strings attached.
We'll talk about where you are, what feels present, and what you're navigating. And we'll figure out together whether this is the right fit — for both of us. If it is, great. If it isn't, we'll both have the chance to say so. No hard feelings.