For leaders with
big jobs
and
little kids
the work that transforms your leadership
will also transform how you parent
But to harness the synergies, you need new tools
I've spent 15+ years in start-up leadership,
from Chief of Staff to building People Ops teams
from scratch
Leaders hire me when they realize that the ways of operating that got them here, won't get them where they want to go next
You want to be a sturdy leader, who can handle high stakes without losing yourself
Coaching together could be a powerful partnership if right now you are:
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Stepping into a new role, with high stakes and high visibility
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Taking on a new scope, that feels big and unknown
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Dealing with messy internal politics, and you're reaching a breaking point
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Inheriting a new team, and you need to build trust fast
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Navigating an acquisition or layoff, and you need to steady the ship
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Finalizing a round of funding, and you're struggling to keep up with the speed
Considering coaching?
Hear from me directly about who I work with, what changes, and why leadership and parenting are more connected than you think
Organizations I've Supported
Through coaching together, you'll build three core abilities that will transform both how you lead, and how you parent
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The ability to respond instead of react
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The skills to connect with true curiosity
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The strength to say the hard things that matter
These aren't just leadership skills. They're the foundation for showing up as the person you want to be.
Featured Article
The Board of Directors in Your Head
Ever notice how making decisions can feel like hosting a chaotic meeting of emotional opinions in your head? This is a practical guide to working with your inner voices to create clearer decision-making, reduced stress, and more authentic leadership.
Read moreWhat it's Like Working with Nalani
Something Needs to Change
Maybe it's the habits that have just been getting you by
Or your inner self-talk.
Or how you handle conflict, or how you take care of yourself.
The cost of how you're doing things right now is becoming too high.
Being a leader is already hard.
Add in being a parent.
Doing this all on an island makes it even harder.
