Most coaches who guide life transitions did their own years or decades ago. They're working from memory.
I'm working from this morning.
I sold my practice in January 2025, and I'm walking this evolution in real time, which means I know what's working, what's hard, what surprises you, and what's genuinely possible, not from a theory but from this week of my own life.
But I didn't wait until retirement to become a coach. In the later years of my practice, I trained and certified as a coach, Canfield Success Principles Trainer, RIM Facilitator, and Behavioral Finance Advisor. I began doing real coaching work alongside my advisory clients. I saw firsthand how the deepest financial decisions were never really about the numbers; they were about identity, fear, purpose, and what people truly wanted their lives to become. By the time I stepped away, coaching wasn't a new career. It was a craft I'd been building and practicing for years.
So I'm not a life coach who read about financial services, and I'm not a financial advisor dabbling in coaching. I'm both: 40 years inside your world, and a trained, experienced coach who has guided real transformation. When you describe your struggle, I don't just understand it intellectually. I've lived it, and I've helped others through it.
In fact, when I stepped away from my practice, women like you began finding their way to me almost immediately, accomplished female advisors sensing their own transition coming, looking for someone who understood both the inner work and the world they were leaving. I'm already walking this path with them. You wouldn't be my first. You'd be in good company.
That's the combination you won't find elsewhere: four decades inside your world, seasoned coaching skill, the lived experience of this exact threshold, and a practice already guiding women evolving into their richest chapters.
I'm not ahead of you, pretending I have it all figured out. I'm a few steps down the path, turning back to say: Come on. It's richer over here than you can imagine.