We re-discover ourselves when
vulnerability meets boldness.
There is transformative power in learning to be vulnerabold – the courage to embrace vulnerability as a strength and use it to fuel bold, authentic living. It’s about diving deep into the parts of ourselves that feel uncomfortable, uncertain, or even scary, and discovering the growth that's awaiting on the other side.
What does it mean to be 'vulnerabold?'
Being vulnerabold means embracing both confidence and fear, seeing discomfort as a teacher. By facing challenging emotions, we unlock transformation, turning fear, shame, and doubt into advocates for change with the right support.
Being vulnerabold is how we
reconnect with ourselves.
Strengthening Embodied Self Awareness
Good coaches help you to see things differently. A GREAT coach helps you to sense yourself differently.
Cultivating Courage
Face emotions, fears, and uncertainties head (and body) on, compassionately.
Honoring Growth
Show up for yourself, even when it’s hard.
How do we
get there?
Through the experiential coaching process, you'll have the ideal space to explore the parts of your personality that feel messy or challenging, and are protecting you with an unwaivering commitment from moving forward.
Why vulnerability?
And why, now?
In a world that often values strength as stoicism and success as perfection, vulnerability is a radical act. It’s the gateway to deeper connections, greater creativity, and a more meaningful life. When we allow ourselves to be seen – truly seen – we give others permission to do the same. This is how we build a community of courage, compassion, and change.
Someone safe to explore with.
I envision a world where our healthiest, most attended-to relationship is the one we have with ourselves. My most deeply held values reflect that:
Intimacy
A depth of love and curiosity we have towards ourselves.
Kindness
The acceptance and compassion we give ourselves.
Sovereignty
The courage and trust on which we ground ourselves.
Adventure
The spirit and energy we embody as we explore ourselves.
Wisdom
The perspective, insight, and instinct that guides us and which is shared with others.