Introverted Women Leaders
Do you worry you might be too shy or introverted to succeed?
Do you secretly believe you can't have the impact and influence you dream of without changing yourself?

As an introvert myself, I know what it’s like to feel like I’m supposed to be the loudest person in the room to be heard or get noticed. But I’m here to tell you that you don’t have to change who you are to lead with power, authority, grow a business, be an effective leader/manager or even to speak on stage.

Ten years ago I left the nursing field to raise my family. I dreamed of starting my own coaching business but I thought I didn’t have the skills to engage others, market my business, or make an impact. Networking sometimes felt like it was meant for loud, in-your-face, self-promotion. The online world seemed no different and I didn’t understand how to be effective, grow a successful business, and become the person of influence I knew I could be.

I allowed my concerns, thoughts,

and fears stop me...

What if I can’t do it?  What if I’m too shy?  What if I’m not confident enough? What if I’m simply not charismatic enough... outgoing enough... good enough?  These concerns seemed real at the time, as they do for many of my clients.  

I am embarrassed to admit how many days, weeks, and months I let go by before I realized that I didn't need new skills, I didn't need to change who I was, I didn't need to be louder, more outgoing, more charismatic, and I certainly didn't need to change the world outside of me to engage easily with others, be an effective leader, and grow a successful business. 

I tapped into my true source of power: my own BRAIN. Aside from enrolling in two rigorous coach certification programs, for the past 8 years I have dedicated my life to studying coaching, brain science, leadership development, and application of brain based principles to my meditation practices.

I now work with introverts and shy people and teach them everything I have learned to be successful and coach them on ending the battle with anxiety, self doubt, and not being fully seen and heard for how and what they contribute to the world. I help them piece together what is at the source of their struggles so they can show up with confidence, power, and presence. 

The beautiful thing is that the process I used on myself turned out to be transformational for my coaching clients. There are qualities of being that allow you to remain true to your quiet ways and yet still be seen, heard and have an impact. I developed a set of tools and processes that have helped dozens of quiet women become confident and effective leaders, convey their unique value, while being able to influence and inspire others. 

I am on a mission to help introverted, quiet or shy women overcome the common misperceptions others may have of us and never worry about being overlooked or undervalued again.

To show up in life with power, presence, and authority.