Consider the word “change”. 

When you read it, does the word make you feel anxious or excited? Something else? These days, change is mostly exciting to me. That’s probably a good thing because I move to a new state every 3-6 months with my travel nurse wife and our dog – for fun and profit!

But it hasn’t always been that way. I added it up one time, and I counted 16 different schools that I attended by the time I graduated high school! We moved so often, even today, the question “Where are you from?” elicits a touch of angst. I know I pause too long and sound suspicious no matter what my answer is. I’m sure it sounds like I’m just making things up. (I’ll let you in on a little secret  – We’re ALL making it ALL up. And that’s wonderful news and is the key to ending suffering. But we’ll get into that later.)

It’s thrilling to support others in creating the change they’d like to see in the world. I’d love to help you change

• a habit
• a relationship
• the way you think about yourself
• a job
• a stressful situation
• being stuck

And why, you might ask, can I, specifically, help you with these things? Off the top of my head, here are some changes I’ve experienced in my life so far.

Came out as LBGTQIA+ at 19, traveled and lived full-time in an RV with 3 dogs, started a hobby farm, raised 30+ foster puppies in about a year timespan, attended 16ish schools by 18, attended 5 colleges, took ALL the online courses around self-improvement, had 4 dads, speaking of, I had a different father than my younger sister and older brother who had the same one, been held at gunpoint while working as a Private Investigator, ran my own e-commerce business, got engaged to and lived with a guy at 16 so basically was a child bride, worked as a graphic designer and designed yellow pages ads (yes, the kind that goes in physical, giant paper phonebooks – google “phonebook” if that’s unfamiliar lol), lost my flip flops while being baptized in a river near the dairy farm my non-farmer family bought in the Ozark mountains, worked at some corporate jobs, am nomadic/homeless by choice as we travel across the country for my wife’s job, realized my calling was helping others live nicer lives and do the things that they want to do.

This brings me full circle to working with Mark Howard, Ph.D. , and Amy Johnson, Ph.D. as a transformational/Change Coach. I’m here to help you with a challenge or problem you are facing or support you in reaching a goal you have in mind. If you’d like to work with me, feel free to get in touch through my contact page.