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Enneagram work is profound and powerful. It’s not a surface-level overview, but an immersion into motivation, patterns, leadership dynamics, stress responses, and growth pathways.

If your only experience with the Enneagram has been a quick online quiz or a freebie, I invite you to experience it differently.

I’m now offering enneagram coaching along with The High Road coaching (mission, vision and strategy).

We all have our work to do, and I’m right there with you.

Just coming down from a deeply personal and connected time of coaching, learning and leaning into the wisdom of the enneagram in NoCal.
After years of curiosity, study and self exploration, I am now in a place to coach using this ancient tool. If you’re curious as well, I’d love to have a conversation with you.
.eci

I drew this acorn. Do you like it?
I’m a freshly minted art student. An earnest, but slightly out of practice one! With my pencils and notepad in tow, I eagerly stepped into Drawing for Beginners at This acorn is what I drew.
Fortunately, there is no grade at Baker Hunt, just lovely, Ms. Sarah encouraging me to watch my proportions and deepen the shaded areas. ✏️

As a coach, I regularly encourage my clients to step out of their comfort zone and try something new. Not just for the sake of change, but to grow toward the person they want to be. It may take a few times to get the hang of things, but trying something you’re not good at immediately challenges every part of us. Especially my superstars.
As a leader, we are required to do all the right things - even if we’re uncomfortable doing them. That means shining a light on others, publicly telling people how awesome they are, sharing their successes, being vulnerable when we aren’t confident, making space for new people at our table, admitting when we’re wrong, being bold in our vision, seeking to understand in tough situations.
While drawing an acorn was a fun and non intimidating activity, sharing it on social media is vulnerable. I’m not good at drawing - yet!
This post is for you who try to draw the acorn, get close, miss the mark and try again. Some leaders make their job look easy, but it’s not. It always requires hard work, self reflection and honesty. And as my art teacher says, step away and look at the bigger picture. That’s what coaching and professional development offer. A time to step away and refine the edges.
Thanks for taking a look at my drawing. It’s even okay if you laughed at it. I did too. I’m going to keep trying. Who knows, next week, we may draw an oak tree! Stay tuned!

When was the last time you tried something new?
Check out my blog Rookie Mindset - link in bio.

It’s a good day to have a good day.
Practice a random act of kindness today and I bet you’ll feel better.
When these acts of service align with your mission and purpose, the JOY in your life expands!
Drop a thumbs up 👍 here if you’re on board with this plan.

What will you do today?

I work so my dog can have a better life.
Team Building via Teams with LYP today. 🙌🏼

Check out this rare opportunity to work with me in a small group setting. It’s a 6-month engagement that will refuel, refine and refocus you.
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Thank you Books, for hosting this intimate evening of sharing.

The female energy was palpable as shared her warm buttered biscuit mama’s story with us through her book, “The Mourning Light.”

I’ve never met a person who embodies gratitude like Rachel. Layering in grief, made this conversation even more meaningful.

I encourage you to pick up a copy of her book or the journal. It’s a guide and a story that will surely lead you to deeper .