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“All my life I put aside the person I felt my Self to be, to be the person I ‘should’ become. I finally took the path to my Self. Now I want to assist others in being the person they ARE.” ~ Maggie French What gets you out of bed each morning?
In other words, what do you value in life? A simple question, whose answer is the catalyst to personal, professional and business success. Balancing these aspects of life is an ongoing process. Helping Individuals Become Classics
Guiding individuals to merge their passion with their work . . . MORE
The Institute for Career Transition
Founded by MIT-based scholars, The Institute for Career Transitions (ICT) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to generate effective strategies, offer practical support, and increase public understanding of the challenges facing professionals in career transitions.
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Life and work unite when one's foundation is solid, one's authenticity resonates.
I coach individuals and small businesses to realize what they need to grow and succeed in their work, and balance their personal life.
I sherpa you to your authenticity and integrity, which fuels the drive to achieve the needs of and ambitions for your personal, profession and business growth, and stabilizes you as you navigate your life, profession, and business. I assist you in bringing into focus what is important and meaningful in your life and your work. When your foundation is set every achievement is possible . I spent a couple of chapters living the career life of a financial professional, experiencing the vicissitudes of manufacturing, heath care and construction; industries that have traversed significant change and adaptation. This experience provided learning how to remain authentic in the changing world. As I approached my 50th year of life, I felt there was something MORE I needed to be doing. This led to my becoming a credentialed coach so I could sherpa others to their mountain top, their next chapter, through:
With a leap of faith that the net would appear, in 2009 I established Living Whole Coaching and provide the following:
Now five years later as a credentialed professional coach I help women in transition, small businesses, the long-term unemployed, and my passion, young women entering politics, sustain their authenticity. While my focus is toward individuals who have had fulfilling careers and feel there is more they have to give, my purpose is to provide the place and space for any individual desiring to grow to explore their profession, their business, their life. Why this matters . . . Life is meant to be fulfilling. In knowing what you value and setting your direction based on what you value, the successes one achieves are most rewarding and balanced in all aspects of living. Why she does this work. . . Because everyone deserves to fulfill their legacy, goals and purpose in life. Also, it is the means to pay it forward and back for those who helped her with my endeavors. My background encompasses experience in business, the human condition, and thriving through change. My qualifications are with emphasis on:
I am a graduate of Bryant University and MBA from University of Hartford. To learn more of my professional and educational background, click here to view my resume. I live on Cape Cod with my husband enjoying the beach, the wood and traversing the many bike trails of the Cape. While no children of my own, I am Aunt Extraordinaire. Movies, reading and writing are my loves, in no particular order. |
At The Service of Professional CoachingICF New England's
2015-16 Board President 
I am honored to follow along the path of these marvelous past ICFNE presidents (left to right - Ed Evarts, (Me as current present), Stephanie Marisca, Karen Burke, and Steve Lishansky) bringing awareness of professional coaching as an invaluable aspect of growth and success for a community, a business, a human being.
It Is An Amazing Year!
ABWA Cape Cod
2014 Woman of the Year The honor were announced at the 2014 Scholarship Presentation, August 12, 2014.
ICF New England
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