You’ve worked hard to build a successful career, but success at work doesn’t always translate into a fulfilling life. Between long hours, responsibilities, relationships, family, and the pressure to keep moving forward, it can be difficult to find balance. You may be doing well professionally while realizing that other parts of your life aren’t getting the time or attention they deserve. Maybe work follows you home, your relationships are feeling the strain, or you’ve reached a point where you’re asking yourself what you actually want the next chapter of your life to look like. You don’t have to choose between a successful career and a fulfilling personal life.

 

Transformational coaching gives us the opportunity to look at what’s working, what isn’t, and what needs to change. Together, we’ll focus on the areas that matter most to you—whether that’s your career, work-life balance, relationships, finances, or major life decisions. I bring practical tools, different perspectives, and direct guidance to our work together. Sometimes you need someone who can look at the situation from another angle, ask the right questions, and help you figure out your next move. My goal is to help you make changes you can actually put into practice so you can continue thriving professionally while building a life and relationships that are equally fulfilling.

 

Before becoming a transformational coach, I spent more than 21 years in the oil and gas industry with a Fortune 500 company. During my career, I worked as an engineer, in software development and technical support, and as a project manager, including working with senior executives on projects important to the company’s future. I earned my Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin and later spent six years serving with the Longhorn Engineering Advisory Delegation (LEAD), where I worked with university leadership, faculty, and students on initiatives that included mentorship and coaching. I also experienced the value of mentorship firsthand through an executive who invested years in sharing his knowledge and experience with me. That relationship shaped the way I coach today.

 

I know what it’s like to build a career, carry significant responsibilities, make difficult decisions, and still want a life outside of work that feels worth coming home to. Success shouldn’t require sacrificing your relationships, your personal life, or the things that matter most to you. My role is to bring the experience, perspective, and practical tools that help you find a better balance between all of them. You’ve worked hard to create a successful career. Now let’s make sure you’re creating a fulfilling life to go with it.