A biotech founder who had raised $50 million for an innovative project felt like he kept hitting a wall in his personal life. His old identity was keeping him stuck, as trying to solve new problems in old ways wasn’t working. Once he connected with his new identity, he enjoyed healthier routines and created a loving relationship for the first time in his life. He also took on another partner in his business, raised another $50 million, and successfully brought an innovative life-saving medical product to market.

A CEO of an engineering firm had wanted to leave her relationship for five years, feeling constantly drained and distracted but unable to make a move. Once she found alignment, she shifted from feeling trapped to feeling clear, knowing how to move forward with kindness and confidence. She gained more energy, delivered better results for the company, and earned an unexpected $75,000 bonus.

An athlete training for the Olympic bobsled team kept hitting a limit in her performance. Her coach told her the issue wasn’t her physical capability but her mental strength. She unpacked and released her fear of success, which enabled her to achieve the qualifying times needed for the Olympics.

A CFO who helped build an international travel agency was devastated by the unexpected loss of her son, leaving her unable to work or envision a future. After overcoming her grief, she started a philanthropic organization to raise money and awareness to help youth overcome addiction.

A life coach and author was terrified to take the stage and appear on television, knowing that her fear of being seen was preventing her next level of success. After processing her imposter syndrome, she booked five speaking events and felt as comfortable on stage as she did at home.

An owner of a finance company found it difficult to balance professional demands with personal life, leading to burnout and strained relationships with his wife and children. He struggled to trust others with tasks, leading to micromanagement and an overwhelming workload. Once he understood where his addiction to work came from and how to overcome it, he could show up as the husband and father he wanted to be. Five years later, his marriage is stronger than ever, and he has a close relationship with his children.

An NHL player struggled with a lifelong pattern of feeling like he wasn’t good enough. He could stop comparing himself to others, leading to feelings of inadequacy and low self-esteem. He found himself getting angry with his teammates, disrupting his focus and flow. By resolving early childhood traumas, he found contentment within himself while maintaining his high-performance attitude on the ice.

A human resources executive faced multiple rounds of burnout before understanding where her people-pleasing pattern came from and why she had perfectionist tendencies, setting extremely high standards for herself. She processed feeling like she was never good enough and stepped into a new, more helpful identity. From there, she was able to establish and maintain healthy boundaries, which enhanced both her team’s performance and her enjoyment of work.

An artist and author experienced a rejection that spiraled him into self-doubt. Despite his achievements, he felt like didn’t deserve his success and was afraid he would be exposed as a fraud.  After our work together, he realigned with his confidence and courage, fell in love with his creative process again, overcame his imposter syndrome and produced a series of incredible events for creators.

A popular psychologist felt stressed and resentful working for a dysfunctional organization. For as long as she could remember, she wanted to be an entrepreneur, but was afraid of failure. The fear of making mistakes or failing paralyzed her, preventing her from taking necessary risks. We clarified her dream of opening her own clinic, aligned her mind with her mission, and soon she had her own thriving practice and fulfilled her desire to travel for three months a year.

A medical doctor and clinic owner, struggled with high expectations and relentless pursuit of financial goals, leading to persistent stress, anxiety, and self-medication. Despite external success, he felt unfulfilled and disconnected from his true passions and purpose. After understanding that his goal was not his goal, but rather his parent’s expectations, he redirected his life path to his true desires – becoming a marine biologist and opening a conservation consultancy.

An investor found that after closing major deals, he would immediately start focusing on the next target without taking a moment to celebrate the achievement. He had a higher than average turnover rate in his team and carried a deep sense of emptiness inside. This parlayed into self-sabotaging behaviors where he would unconsciously interfere with successful deals. We processed his unconscious drive for success and reconnected him with meaning, leading him to a more sustainable success strategy.

A CEO of a sales and marketing agency built up a successful business, only to realize his relationships with his friends had deteroriated. Feeling isolated and resentful, he examined how his blinding need for success was driven by insecurity he experienced being bullied as a child. By climbing the ladder of success, he thought he would become more likeable. Paraoxically, his drive for success sabotaged his friendships. We worked to resolve the insecurity and repair his frienships so he could strengthen his connection to his community. 

If you aspire to create a life where you feel vibrantly alive, deeply fulfilled, and immensely proud, knowing that your legacy will live on through your work and the people you’ve helped – reach out.

I’d love to help you turn your dreams into reality.