Career Coach | Author | WellNess Advisor | Reiki Master
I offer Clarity through Reiki healing sessions, and Holistic Career Coaching and Facilitating Teams to professional wellness. I use various tools and methods to speak, write, and provide 1.1 counsel to move out of the stuck into the actions that help you or your teams reach their goals.I found my way because I had to create it.
As a working parent and a sandwich caregiver in my early 30s, I understand the pressures to keep going, provide for my family and prioritize everyone else’s wellbeing.
I looked in many corners and could not find one coach to break into my inner blockages and move my career until Reiki and a Career Coach got me there. We can be all the things to everyone, but first, we must get aligned and intuitively move forward for our own .
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What I Did to Pause:Grabbed dinner at La Maya in Hellertown, PA with a few lady friends mid-week. Not easy, we made it happen for the nachos and the convo.Had a really loving moment for myself and my …
What I Did to Pause:…
What I Did to Pause:Grabbed dinner at La Maya in Hellertown, PA with a few lady friends mid-week. Not easy, we made it happen for the nachos and the convo.Had a really loving moment for myself and my products! I took an hour to really go through my notes while I was developing The 24 Oracle Deck. Pausing gave me a moment to celebrate that process, the writing, my team of editors & designers. Celebrating is pausing.I went to bed at 8pm on a Saturday night, so divine. Highly recommend, even as a night owl.I am listening to Adi Goldstein’s soothing beats while driving, working, giving reiki.Too…
Red flags aren’t just for romantic partners. Career flags are the check engine light on your dashboard. The flickering light in your hallway is your potential promotion.You’ve been promised a lot …
Red flags aren’t j…
Red flags aren’t just for romantic partners. Career flags are the check engine light on your dashboard. The flickering light in your hallway is your potential promotion.You’ve been promised a lot at work. Photo by Dean's Photo on UnsplashPicture this scene: You walk into the conference room for your year end review, waiting for the titleand new role to be handed after all the work you’ve put into the team. The metrics are in your favor but the meetings ends without a mention of agreed upn terms of your promotion.Shock balloons in your lungs.Converations pitterpatter between your ears.You…
Lynn’s Note: Enjoy the next installment of the Seasonal Series Interviews. Nicol currently lives in Hawaii but will be in California shortly after this is posted. She is in transit, much like the se…
Lynn’s Note: Enjoy…
Lynn’s Note: Enjoy the next installment of the Seasonal Series Interviews. Nicol currently lives in Hawaii but will be in California shortly after this is posted. She is in transit, much like the seasons. As fall moves into winter, she is preparing to shake things up in a very aligned way.We met on Zoom. Is that how all Relationships—friendships and otherwise—begin these days? A Reiki training, our names on the bottom left of our screens.“I’m Lynn from eastern Pennsylvania, but I’m living in South Carolina right now.” I blurted out all my locations like a COVID confession—that …
Chip Conley’s MEA institute shared a list of decision traps last week. Often, over 40, we want to make the right choice. We have such little time left at work or on this planet that every minute can…
Chip Conley’s MEA …
Chip Conley’s MEA institute shared a list of decision traps last week. Often, over 40, we want to make the right choice. We have such little time left at work or on this planet that every minute can feel like a big deal.Photo by Katarzyna Kos on UnsplashHave you ever get stuck making a decision, only to realize later you’ve been caught in a loop of the same thoughts? I’ve been there—and I see it all the time in coaching sessions. Our minds are wired to take mental shortcuts, but some of those shortcuts lead us straight into traps.One of the sneakiest? The Clarity Trap—the belief that…
Back in the early 2000s, when I lived under the California sun, Lululemon was more than clothing—it was a second skin, wrapping me and my friends in buttery-soft fabrics as we moved through life. Fr…
Back in the early 20…
Back in the early 2000s, when I lived under the California sun, Lululemon was more than clothing—it was a second skin, wrapping me and my friends in buttery-soft fabrics as we moved through life. From morning hikes to late-night conversations over wine, we wore those leggings like armor, not just for the stretch but for the sense of belonging they gave us. Athleisure wasn’t just a style; it was a rhythm, a way of being.What I didn’t realize back then, but feel so clearly now, is that those lulus were more than cozy easy outfits—they were stitching together a quiet kind of community. On…