From Executive Coaching Powerhouse to Best-Selling Author, Top 1% Triathlete, and Must-See Keynote Speaker.

In the high-stakes corporate world, leadership is often seen as a role demanding unwavering strength and resilience. Vulnerability can be perceived as a flaw, a crack in the armor of authority. Yet, true, impactful leadership—the kind that fosters trust, loyalty, and engagement—emerges when we lead with authenticity, showing up as our real selves, flaws and all.

Imagine standing at a crossroads, feeling stuck, knowing that something needs to change, but not quite sure what direction to take. Years ago, that’s where I found myself—and it’s a place many of my clients have been, too. Personal coaching was the key that unlocked my potential and set me on a journey of purpose, balance, and resilience. 

Living in this modern, fast world, many of us still struggle or have never learned to balance our lives. Pressures of work, personal responsibilities, and societal expectations have really taken our mental health and overall wellbeing to a whole new level. As someone who has personally experienced the ups and downs of leadership and life, I know how overwhelming it can be. 

In all my years of coaching, mentoring, and speaking, I have encountered countless individuals on their journey to sobriety. Each story is unique, yet they all share a common thread: not a single person I’ve met has regretted the decision to get sober. This powerful truth speaks volumes about the transformative impact that sobriety can have on one’s life.