When Freud was asked to define happiness, he gave this simple answer: “Work and love.”

I believe deep down, we all want a career that provides impact and meaning, and secretly we know what sets our soul on fire. But somewhere along the way, life happens, and maybe we begin to forget that.

It's then we start feeling... off. That, despite any perceived successes, something is lacking. Something big. And then, the doubts and uncertainty start to kick in, and we begin to re-evaluate where we are. Sound familiar?

The good news is that you can find your way back to the "GLOW," a career that meets at the intersection of flow and meaning. A place where you experience elevated levels of happiness and salinification. And that, my beautiful friend, is where I can help.

 Here's the thing. When you're in a career where your values, passions, strengths, and your internal operating systems aren't in sync, you know it. You feel it viscerally. It's uncomfortable, and it's hollow. Something's missing. You may not know what that something is, but you know you've got to fix it fast. And that, my beautiful friend, is where I can help.

What makes me such an expert? I'm so glad you asked. The most effective coaches are those who not only have the professional training and expertise but those who have lived through the pain and come out on the other side stronger, better, and braver. And that's me. Here's my story.

I believe we all WANT A CAREER THAT PROVIDES IMPACT AND MEANING.