Hi, I'm Molly
I've spent most of my life as an educator, professor, and leader helping others realize their full potential.
But at some point, I realized I wasn't thriving in life.
I felt unfulfilled in my work and life. Everywhere I went, I tried to make a difference but inside I just felt different. I'd tried almost everything to feel better: looking for new jobs, doing therapy, yoga and meditation, reading TONS of self-help books, doing endless online surveys to figure out who I really was, innovating and endlessly working to change what needed to be improved in higher education. Still, I couldn't consistently feel free or satisfied. Instead, I felt stuck with what I disliked. I had a sense something more was possible for my life. But I didn't know what that was or how to get there. At the same time, my life looked pretty amazing on the outside. It just didn't feel that way inside. There insecurity and dissatisfaction lurked. So, I pushed harder, trying to get others to value my work by doing more.
Still, I knew there must be a way to feel better.
But I didn't know how. So, I enrolled in a life coaching program for women and began connecting with what I wanted for my life. I'd always felt more comfortable trying to make a difference for others and continuously improving what wasn't working than allowing myself to dream. After gaining a sense of what I wanted, I could begin living my life--a life I loved from the inside instead of pouring my effort into being what the world needed me to be. I began choosing new, fulfilling ways to live and learned to stop repeating old, dissatisfying patterns. Now, my life feels very different. Joyful. Creative. Spacious. I can move through challenging emotions and life's bumps without overwhelm. Life no longer lives me. I live life.
Now, I support others in living lives they love--wildly beautiful lives.
As a life coach, I work with women who’ve spent a lot of their life trying--trying to make a difference or be the right thing for others. I know what it’s like to try to feel fulfilled, but to leave classes feeling stupid for struggling to make any real change. Often, I knew what I should do to feel better but I could never do it consistently. It just didn't work for me. This is why my work as a life coach is rooted in understanding neurodivergence, high sensitivity and creativity and honoring the assets of these ways of being in the world. It's also why my work is trauma informed and works with the body to create transformation that sticks (and inspires!).
