My path to becoming an executive coach was born out of two drivers: a desire to be of service to others and frustration with the coaching product that was presented to me as an individual and in corporate.

Time and experience have helped me become a learner and develop an unshakable core belief: we are all capable of amazing things.

Adapting

In Motion

Adapting In Motion is my best-selling book that introduces readers to ways of staying relevant in times of rapid change.

Focused on individuals with untapped potential who are looking to define their journey, gain recognition, and feel value for their work, Adapting in Motion breaks down ways to tackle change management and find success.

With 200+ pages filled with practical advice and my personal experiences as a Fortune 500 executive and business coach, Adapting In Motion is a must-read for those who want to prosper and evolve amid change, and may feel lost on their corporate, entrepreneurial, or personal journey.

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My path to becoming an executive coach was born out of two drivers: a desire to be of service to others and frustration with the coaching product that was presented to me as an individual and in corporate.

Time and experience have helped me become a learner and develop an unshakable core belief: we are all capable of amazing things.

Adapting

In Motion

Adapting In Motion is my best-selling book that introduces readers to ways of staying relevant in times of rapid change.

Focused on individuals with untapped potential who are looking to define their journey, gain recognition, and feel value for their work, Adapting in Motion breaks down ways to tackle change management and find success.

With 200+ pages filled with practical advice and my personal experiences as a Fortune 500 executive and business coach, Adapting In Motion is a must-read for those who want to prosper and evolve amid change, and may feel lost on their corporate, entrepreneurial, or personal journey.

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