Hi, I’m Amy.
I’m a founder, coach and designer — and recovering angsty decision-maker — reinventing the experience of navigating hard decisions and living into what’s most important to us.
Are you feeling out of alignment with What’s (Really) Important?
Our lives are like a house, with each room being a part of our identity (entrepreneur, CEO, parent, sibling, etc.).* We all have dusty rooms, rooms that are super important but not getting the energy they deserve. I’ve coached CEOs and executives on getting clear on what’s really important, why, and most importantly, how to easily live into it).
Are you asking Where is Home? (when it could be almost anywhere)
If you’re asking the question Where is Home? when it could be almost anywhere, I can help you navigate this question with ease and confidence. I’ve coached all kinds of people (couples, individuals, people who have all their stuff in storage waiting for what’s next, people who’ved moved and are second-guessing,…) through this very question.
*With thanks to Brad Stulberg for this amazing analogy.
I offer private coaching on other hard decisions as well, including what’s next for my career, fast hard decisions (you have just a few days to decide), and retros (reflecting on past hard decisions that are still top of mind). Reach out for more details.
Photo: Chris Battaglia
Genesis of these programs…
Using my expertise as a designer, a founder, and a former executive, I’ve built these programs to help people identify and act on what’s really important to them and why… which makes hard decisions easier and living into what’s most important more natural. Learn more about my approach here.
In the words of a client:
“Amy has changed how I think about hard decisions. Her experiment-led approach has reframed the way I look at the world. Big decisions no longer seem so monumental, just because they're big, because I'm no longer attached to one path working out the way I used to be.
It’s the secret to everything.” Lea, Where is Home? client
Learn more about my perspective here:
