Are we a fit?

I work with business leaders, professional athletes, accomplished entrepreneurs, and top performers in their fields. Some are just getting started in a high-powered career, many are mid-stride, and others are preparing to transition out of the spotlight. They all share a drive to win and to create a positive impact in their own lives, as well as the world around them. But the pressure to show up and perform at a high level at all times can have them feeling out of balance, anxious, insecure and overwhelmed. 

As a high-achiever myself, I get it. I understand the pressures and demands to always be “on." If this sounds like you, too, then you probably share in the obsession with performance and perfection — and you're all too familiar with the self-doubt and fear that can come with living up to high expectations. To add to the challenge, while we're busy worrying about outperforming in our professional lives, our personal lives often suffer. And we can find it difficult to prioritize our own well-being. 

Showing up for others doesn't always mean we show up for ourselves. That's where our work in coaching begins.