Executive Coaching
“Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one’s courage.”
— Anais Nin
21st century leadership opens new possibilities for creating meaningful impact while honoring personal wellbeing. Today’s most effective leaders are discovering that when they align their authentic strengths with organizational purpose, they can build environments where both people and possibilities thrive.
Your instinct that work can be more than just profitable – that it can be regenerative, meaningful, alive with possibility – is right.
Beyond Traditional Success
Perhaps you:
Have achieved conventional success but sense something's missing
Feel called to create more meaningful impact
Know there's a better way to lead and work
Are ready to align your work with your deeper purpose
Want to build your dreams instead of just executing others'
Integrated Leadership Approach
Drawing from both Western and Indigenous perspectives, our work together:
Honors work as a path to meaning and healing
Uses nature-based and somatic practices
Builds practical skills for sustainable leadership
Creates alignment between purpose and action
Practical Skills Development
Transform your leadership through:
Emotional regulation and somatic awareness
Clear boundary setting and trust-building
Creativity as a wellbeing practice
Nature-connected decision making
Sustainable energy management
From Insight to Impact
Our work provides traditional coaching sessions plus innovative approaches that support lasting transformation:
In-person walking appointments in nature
Development of personal anchoring practices and rituals
Nature-based tools for decision-making
Somatic release techniques
Practical emotional regulation strategies
Career alignment coaching
Development of sustainable habits through personalized practices
Case Study: PERSONAL TRANSFORMATION IN ACTION
Frank* had started a new job but after 6 months, the enthusiasm was gone and he felt the same heaviness he had in his last job. Despite loving international banking and having fulfilling hobbies, his life felt flat. He struggled to make work plans that felt achievable because increasingly, it seemed his life and the work he loved weren’t supporting each other.
Through our work together, Frank discovered that the artificial separation between his professional identity and personal passions – particularly his love of fashion and pop culture – was draining his energy. By exploring where he felt most alive in conversations and interactions, he began taking small steps to bring his creativity to work and his love of work into his community.
The transformation was remarkable. Clients who once seemed awkward became inspiring conversations. “No” became a game rather than a threat. Within three months, Frank successfully signed several new clients and identified innovative collaborations between fashion and banking that he’d previously thought impossible.
Frank’s story reminds us that opportunities often emerge when we let people see who we really are and what we want to build in the world, rather than trying to be what we think others want.
*Name changed to protect confidentiality
Ready to take action?
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