Hey there,

For most of my life, I have suffered from the "I'll be happy whens":

• "I'll be happy when I have a house and a husband" 
• "I'll be happy when I have a nicer car"
• "I'll be happy when I have a better job and more money"
• "I'll be happy when I lose a few more pounds"

This behavior actually goes all the way back to my childhood:  If you buy me this doll I'll never ask for another toy again- I promise! 

I've always been good at getting what I wanted.  I read books like The Secret, kept gratitude lists, and visualized my dream life.  But as soon as I got what I wanted- the car, the job, and yes, the doll- it wasn't long before I felt unsatisfied and had my sights set on the next thing.  

Then in 2015, I read a book written by a life coach.  It inspired me and made me realize I wasn't dreaming big enough.  Instead of aspiring to a live a life that I truly loved, a life where I felt free and fully expressed, I was creating my goals based on what I thought was possible and logical for me.  I hired my own life coach to help me learn how to make it happen.

I learned that the way I had gone about achieving my past successes, through grit and "white-knuckling", was directly related to the lack of fulfillment I felt upon achieving them.  There was an easier, more loving, and more compassionate way.  Within a short time of working with my coach, I landed the perfect job for me.  Within the next year I started a family.  The year after that I bought my dream home.

I also realized that my purpose was to help other people access their own inner power and wisdom to live extraordinary lives.

I find life coaching so incredibly rewarding because I get to help people find the clarity, answers, and power that already exists within them.  If you are ready to be empowered to create a life you love, even if you're not sure what that life would look like, I would love to work with you.

-Andrea