No matter how many leadership books you read, or downloaded apps you pay for, meaning-making happens with real humans in real time.

A leadership coach is someone who holds space for your values, your meaningful purpose while you navigate your perspectives, beliefs, goals, desired outcomes and sites of shaping - to a place of clarity, resonance and significance to who YOU are now and who you want to be.

A leadership coach offers a truthful space, accountability for goals and a wide range of coaching tools and exercises to help you lead yourself well.

You are the instrument that will lead your way forward. Your learning and your changes belong to you.

Lead yourself well.

If everything is perfect right now - don't change a thing

If you want change, consider working with a leadership coach.

If you want meaningful work, with a life that works, consider working with a leadership coach.

If you want to lead yourself well, consider working with a leadership coach. After all, whatever actions you take or don't take, YOU are the instrument through which you act. EVERYTHING you do is impacted by that instrument. EVERYTHING.

Lead yourself well.

Our lived experience often dictates are ways of responding, reacting and showing up at work and in life.

Our behaviours are in response to our basic human needs of belonging, safety, worthiness and significance. We will organize our careers and relationships and social times in many ways to meet our most basic needs.

There is a time and place to double-click on the invisible to make it visible.

What behaviours are in direct response to something that was not present for you at one point in your life?

What is the worldview that you choose in response to something that was not present at one point in your life?

No shame. No blame. No judgement.
Only an invitation to notice and name what was not present - and a choice of how you would like to respond now, this time?

Lead yourself well.

Just because you don't talk about it, doesn't mean your loss isn't real and valid.

Just because others are dismissive of your loss, doesn't mean your loss isn't real and valid.

Just because your current culture and environment may be grief-illiterate, doesn't mean your loss isn't real and valid.

Validate your loss by noticing and naming it.
Choose how you want to allow yourself to process and pass through this loss.

If only the loss in either work and life contexts were more simple. Sadly, it's not. The only way through is through.

What does courage in your loss, look like for you today?

Lead yourself well.