It seems appropriate on International Women’s Day to stake my claim on the coaching world: it’s been a long road – lots of different fields that I’ve worked in, people I’ve worked with, committees I’ve served on — all that. I became a coach because it felt like a calling, but my specialty and niche eluded me for the longest time. I just trusted that I would be shown the way when the time was right. Well, the time has come, and I am full bloody steam ahead!
Over the past few weeks, things have fallen in my way, demanding that that I take notice, and when I had a session with MY coach last week, the next arc became obvious. I am going to focus on the following in my coaching:
- women’s leadership – cultivating it, empowering it
- wellness – self care, time for growth, creating space for this work
- connection and community – I love the energy when you put a group of women in a room, so building on this and providing a safe place for networking and community will be a big part of what I offer
Now all that I am working on has a new sense of purpose and a driver. Very exciting.
In the works is my website launch (April 1), my inaugural women’s networking event/conversation about wellness as women (April 5), and a myriad of other exciting ventures. Do stay tuned…
I am headed back to the note book of scribbles…I now have a new appreciation for every shit-ass website I’ve ever visited. The people wanting the site likely gave up at some point and decided to instead go have root canals, clean out the fridge, or reuniting 450 random socks back into their pairs. I am almost at that point: I have a list of things I am to write, create, find, provide to the <poor> web designer, but I seem to continually run out of hours in the day, and I have found that procrastinating is one of my most loved hobbies. I am working to a deadline, but should tell the designed to launch with or without my brilliant words – perhaps a blank site will be motivation enough to write about how fabulous I am and post it..
Back to it, with a glass of wine at my side and a puppy sleeping with his head on my foot.


