About Us

I’m committed to being successful but in many different ways – financially, family, community, generosity of spirit.  Deep down I’m a deeply spiritual person and I have so much capacity for work, for family, to be active in community and helping others. 

I’m brilliant at what I do.  I’ve had a lot of accomplishments and I’m a lifelong learner. I’m always looking for ways to improve.  There’s a dark side to each of those.  There are times when I can feel too controlling or the need to be controlling.  There is a secret desire underneath, sometimes, to be recognized for the impact I’m making. 

That brilliance, capacity and life-long learning has a drawback.

I HAVE BEEN BURNT OUT. 

I know what it feels like to burn out by saying yes when I really mean no or saying no and then beating myself up for it.  I’m constantly driven by a voice in my head that says what’s next, a sense that there is never enough, that there is always more which can be overwhelming.

Underneath it there is a secret that drives me.

I SOMETIMES FEEL LIKE I’M AN IMPOSTER. 

It doesn’t matter the acknowledgements I get out in the world, underneath it all I think I’ll be found out.  Which means sometimes I don’t even recognize where I am great, or I hold back from sharing my knowledge with others.  I doubt myself and I’m a coach and I work with clients that also feel like this. 

You see, most of us think that people with arrogance and bravado have it all together.  But the truth is you can show that side to everyone else and be deeply insecure at your core.

I’ve been held back most in my life and my accomplishments by a

SECRET FEAR OF LOOKING STUPID. 

If you are committed to being successful in ways you don’t even yet know, or if you’ve been extraordinarily successful but underneath it have that sense that you’re an imposter and are afraid others will find out, then you and I should have a conversation.