I’m Christian.

 

For years I was the dependable one. The planner, the finisher, the person who kept it all running. On paper, it worked. Quietly, it stopped fitting. First as a nagging tug, then as a truth I couldn’t ignore.

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A few years ago, I had a moment on a job site where I realized I’d been running on autopilot. Nothing dramatic, just a quiet sense that I wanted my life to feel more intentional. I started asking better questions about what I value, how I make decisions, and what kind of work I want to build over time.

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Those questions led me here.

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Why I coach

 

In real conversations, slow, honest ones, I watched people soften, be seen, and leave lighter. That’s the work I do now: helping people through the quiet turning points that don’t look dramatic on the outside, but feel significant on the inside.

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How we’ll work

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• Slow down enough to hear yourself think and feel

• Name what’s no longer yours to carry (roles, rules, pace)

• Reconnect to what’s true now: values, desires, non-negotiables

• Choose a direction you can stand behind

 

You’ll leave each session with language for the next conversation and 1–3 next steps you trust. No pep talks. No pressure. Just structured space that changes things.

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My style

 

Calm. Methodical. Present. I ask honest questions, give you room to breathe, and offer structure and clarity, not quick fixes. I believe the answers you’re looking for are already within you; my job is to help you clear space to hear them again.

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If you’re in that quiet in-between, where the old way isn’t working and the new way isn’t clear, you’re in the right place.

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