You have an important voice.
I can help you find it and use it to reach your dreams.

 

Because it’s time to change your mindset and your results.

  • Feeling overwhelmed?

    I have a tried and true process to help you narrow in on your message. I’ll help you to determine your priorities and map out a strategic plan.

  • Do you play small?

    Too often, women are conditioned to keep their voice small. I will help you discover the thoughts keeping you stuck to create lasting change.

  • Are you underselling your value?

    I’ll help you shine a light on your value and determine the best messaging to compliment your personality and business.

I am passionate about guiding midlife women who want to pivot, in their career or life, through the process of using their voice more strategically.

Traditional coaching relies solely on communications strategies. But, when you change your mindset, you create lasting results.

My Mission

 

The world needs your imperfect voice, not your perfect silence.

—Petra Kolber

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How to turn your disappointment into data

You’ve returned to your office after the presentation. Or, you’ve just walked off the stage. Your thoughts are spiraling with everything that went poorly, and heat rises in your chest. You forgot an important point. You will probably get sidelined. You are a horrible speaker. You are embarrassed to show up tomorrow. 

What makes a good midlife?

I created Forties Stories, in part, to figure out for myself what makes a good midlife. It’s a period of time that comes with a lot of responsibility, but what makes it rich and satisfying? What are those small things that add up to a life well-lived? We should all ask ourselves that question. It is deeply personal to each of us. There’s no prescription. Midlife is not a time to chase other people’s dreams.

“22 in 2022”

A couple of years ago I heard that Gretchen Rubin was doing a “20 in 2020” challenge, a list of 20 goals for the year, but I wasn’t inspired. However, this past December I saw an Instagram post by Kathleen McKitty Harris that listed out her “22 for 2022.” I just turned 49 and felt different about the exercise this year.