I like to think of coaching as structured problem-solving for your life, with someone who actually listens and helps you take action. A coach is like a trusted advisor who helps you sort through the chaos, ask the right questions, and come up with real, actionable solutions.

Unlike therapy, which focuses on past trauma, coaching is future-focused. We figure out what’s next and how to get you there. And no, I won’t tell you to “just think positive” or “manifest your dream job.” This is practical, strategic, and designed specifically for people who like logic (aka, lawyers like you).

If you're committed, and you show up and do the work, it works.

Coaching isn’t magic. It’s a process. I give you the tools, guidance, and structure to move forward, and if you’re used to solving problems for your clients, you can absolutely solve this one for yourself with the right support.

Perfect. This coaching isn’t about convincing you to quit. It’s about making an informed decision. Maybe you need better boundaries, a different practice area, or just a mindset shift.

Or maybe you really do need an exit plan.

Either way, we figure it out before you make a move you regret.

You can look at it that way, or you can ask yourself how much longer you want to feel terrible. We only have so many days. Why spend them feeling stuck?

Coaching sessions are structured and efficient. We get in, get clarity, and get you moving forward.