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About From The Core Coaching

As a coach, I am committed to helping people improve the quality of their lives. I’m strongly invested in the areas of Women’s Empowerment, Relationships, Your Voice, and Career Transition.

On Women’s Empowerment:

I am passionate about women being empowered. It is time to restore balance. The transformation we seek in the world lies in amplifying the voices of women and increasing their presence in positions of power and influence. Supporting women leaders in all aspects of their lives, including career, relationships, wellbeing, finance, and spirituality, allows women to achieve sustainable high-level success in alignment with their values while nurturing their wellness. My specialized Executive Coaching is geared towards:

Women in the C Suite
Entrepreneurs and Business Owners
Military Leaders
Politicians
Influencers
Educators
Leaders
Mothers and Matriarchs


On Relationships:

Relationships are essential, and nurturing healthy relationships makes life more pleasurable. Through connection and relationships, we are able to create and flourish.
People may seek relationship coaching to strengthen or support:

Marriages
Dating or Seeking Romantic Relationships
Families
Colleagues
Life Transitions such as birth, death, divorce, empty nest, 7-year itch, midlife

On Your Voice:

Your voice is a powerful tool of connection, allowing you to communicate our inner world to the world around you. Coaching can help you to truly express who you really are and provides you access to power, expression, and creativity. Vocal coaching is for anyone who desires to be a stronger, clearer communicator, for example:

Public Speakers
Performers
Educators
Leaders

Vocal coaching includes singing lessons as an access point to release, power, and freedom in the voice. No singing talent is necessary!

On Career Transition:

Do you feel stuck, like you don’t have options or none of the options you see excite you? Or maybe you know exactly what you want but, for some reason, aren’t able to pursue it? Or perhaps you have so many good or great options that you can’t choose, paralyzing you? You feel like you are filled with unrealized potential?

Have you discovered the Thing that you do that lights you up and feels like the reason you were born? I’m energized by working with people to discover their passion and pursue their purpose! This type of coaching allows you to choose the Thing and make the leap!
This coaching is for:

Changing career
Retirees
Recent College Grads
Discovering life purpose
Achieving success in the pursuit you've chosen
People who hate their day job
People who dread Mondays
People who have become apathetic with life

I coach because I believe that, through relationship and connection, we can unite to be the change we want to see in the world. I don't have all the answers, but you may have some of them and I want to be there to work with you to make them a reality!

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