More Than A Job…
A Calling
I never planned on becoming a coach. I thought I was going to be a marine biologist.
But after losing two close friends in a scuba diving accident I was supposed to be on, my life took a very different turn.
Not long after, I found myself in massage therapy school.
And something clicked.
That first day, I felt like I had found my calling (I also met my husband).
I loved the body. I loved working one-on-one with people. And I became fascinated by the connection between what we think, what we feel, what we experience, and how all of it shows up in the way we live.
That curiosity changed the direction of my life.
The Body Was Telling A Story
My clients talked.
They talked about their work, relationships, stress, ambition, families, and everything they were carrying.
And I started noticing how often those conversations showed up in their bodies too.
Shoulders tightened when they talked about responsibility.
Breath changed when they touched something emotional.
Bodies softened when something finally felt true.
The connection between what we think, what we feel, what we experience, and how we move through the world became impossible for me to ignore.
At first, I did what many caring practitioners do.
I gave advice.
I told people to listen to their bodies.
I explained what I thought they needed to change.
And then they came back a few weeks later with the same problem.
I knew there had to be a better way.
