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Love to travel?

Anyone who knows me knows that traveling is my jam. I love the experiences and insights I gain from exploration. Travel gives me confidence and resilience, and allows me to tap into my courage. It gives me new insights, new ways of being and ultimately highlights new possibilities - especially in times of transitions.

Sounds a lot like... coaching.

To that end, I’m exploring the intersection of coaching, transitions, travel and transformation through a new Substack page. This new writing space is dedicated to helping people navigate professional and life transitions with curiosity and courage. You’ll find thoughtful reflections, practical tools, and stories from the road—all with the goal of sparking perspective and encouraging growth.

The intent is not perfection - because no journey ever is, literal or metaphorical. It’s a space where I hope to ruminate on this intersection and be in community with others as I explore this intersection.

If you’re interested in following my exploration of where travel, change, coaching, and resilience meet , I’d love for you to subscribe. (Link in the comments).

Here’s to navigating new chapters together. 🌍✍️

Where might your limiting beliefs be holding you back?

Feeling deeply grateful to facilitate two powerful sessions with two powerful colleagues, Gail Jacob Barker, BA, CPCC, PCC and Sheryl Brinkley this week for the on this topic. We supported the current WIA Catalyst cohort with a Leader Lab focused on Saboteurs, Inner Critic, and Limiting Beliefs (noisy little things, aren’t they, those saboteurs).

Looking at our saboteurs and limiting beliefs can be challenging and tender work. Those actions that served us well and kept us safe in our earlier years may no longer be serving us. AND - it’s not an all or nothing proposition. Our saboteurs are often a flip side of some of our greatest individual strengths. The key is finding the distinction - and tipping point!- when they work for us, and when they don’t.

Thanks again to my colleagues, WIA, Emily Wasuna and the amazing participants- who courageously look at their own saboteurs and enrich our learnings and facilitation as well!