A question that always gives me pause is, “So, what do you do?”
Simple enough question, yet the answer is beautifully layered.
Last year, I was lucky enough to meet, Dr. Sarabeth Burke.
The workshop she led was “More Than My Title.” I sat back and took in every word as I felt like she wrote her book for me.
Professionally, I could never find a short and sweet descriptor for what I do.
Leadership Coach
Growth Strategist
Visionary Partner
Business Mentor
Career Investigator
Mindfulness Maven
Action and Accountability Accountant
Organization Boss
Experience Expert
Creative Content Creator
The list goes on.
At times, I have wanted to fit in the box. I wanted one simple title. It felt a lot easier.
Less stress about website copy, networking events, dinner party small talk, social media algorithms.
Since attending her workshop, I have given myself a bit more permission to live outside a neat container.
Why the shift?
Remembering how much I love what I do. And the ability to infuse all parts of myself into it.
I work with passionate humans that have big dreams for their life and work.
They understand that anything is possible and are willing to put in the work to feel, see, and live their purpose.
That is where I come in.
My superpower is listening and seeing a vision mixed with a healthy dose of practical and accountable action. I am also a boss at organization and dominate google sheets.
My deepest desire is that my clients don’t feel alone. Because living your purpose can sometimes feel like an unchartered path.
I know that “What I do” is an expression of “Who I am.”
And the latter can not fit in a box either.
Partner
Leader
Mother
Wanderer
Libra/Scorpio hovering between Enneagram 4 + 8
Introverted/extrovert
Inner processor
Sometime pessimist
Movement lover
Podcast junkie
Soul seeker
And the list goes on.
Each contributing to my uniqueness. Each informing my purpose.
The work, the daily work, is to embrace them all.
So my friends, I’d love to hear your thoughts. Drop me a note and continue to curiously explore and expand your unique multi-hyphenated self.
PS...the picture above is how I feel about "What I do."
(post leading a workshop, in the woods, with some of the crew from The River Yoga)