Stop living on autopilot.
Your life.
Your way.
Let’s get intentional, with guided coaching tools that work for real life.
Coach-designed, people-tested, ready for you anytime (no sessions, no hourly fees).
I’ve spent years sitting across from people who wanted change but didn’t know how to get there. We worked through common struggles: setting boundaries with family, creating healthier routines, balancing work and life, finding direction, and so many others.
My guides are born from those sessions. They’re the same tools, steps, and reflections I used with clients, now turned into self-coaching programs you can follow on your own. At your pace. At a fraction of the cost.
Guides built from real coaching sessions
Simple. Flexible. Doable.
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Pick a guide.
Choose one that matches the goal or challenge on your mind right now.
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Work through it.
Follow the steps, reflections, and tools at your own pace (no pressure, no deadlines).
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Make real progress.
Each guide is designed to help you shift from “I don’t know what to do” to “I’ve got a plan I can actually follow.”
Intentional living, one life area at a time
Nobody flips their whole life upside down in a weekend (and if they do, it usually backfires). That’s why everything here is organized into 12 life areas, including career, finances, relationships, home, health, and more.
Think of them as entry points. Start with the one that matters most right now. As you build momentum, you can explore the rest.
Not sure where to start?
Grab the FREE Life Audit. It’ll help you reflect on where you’re thriving, where you’re struggling, and which life area to focus on first.
“The first step towards getting somewhere is to decide that you are not going to stay where you are.”
— JP Morgan
Hi. I’m Michelle.
Educator | Certified Life Coach
I know what it’s like to feel stuck. For years, I lived how I was taught: building a career that pays enough to own a house, striving to keep my house clean, taking care of my family, and wondering why my life didn’t feel like my own. I was doing ‘all the right things,’ but something was missing. I felt bored, empty, and like I had lost myself.
At the time, I thought changing careers would be the answer. And it was, kind of.
Everything changed when I learned how to coach people. While I was helping them figure out how to make their lives better, I noticed everyone had the same problems. For various reasons, people were letting life happen TO them instead of living the way they truly wanted to.
So, I not only started to help my clients live intentionally, but I also started taking charge of my own life. I took small, purposeful steps to align my life with what really mattered to me, and I've never been happier. Now it's my mission to help you do the same.
If you're feeling a little stuck, the life area hubs are a great place to start. They’ll help you sort through what you want more (and less) of in your life, and point you toward the next small steps you can take. (Small steps are where the magic happens.)
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Featured Blueprint: Reclaim your creative self
Understand the beliefs and experiences that shaped your relationship with creativity so you can begin to release what’s no longer true.
Let go of outdated definitions and create a personal, values-aligned understanding of what creativity looks and feels like in your life right now.
Tune into what genuinely stirs your imagination and energy, so you can start building a reliable well of creative inspiration to return to again and again.
Reconnect with the moments when creativity felt natural, joyful, or energizing before perfectionism, comparison, or pressure got in the way.
Dig deeper into your memory to pull out some additional information that will help you connect with your creative self.
Select a small set of creative practices that feel aligned with your curiosity, energy, and current season of life without pressure to “get good” at any of them.
Create a flexible, supportive plan to explore your chosen creative practices in a way that fits your energy, schedule, and real life.
Begin trying out your chosen creative practices with a curious mindset, noticing how each one feels rather than focusing on results.
Gain a clearer, more inclusive understanding of what creativity really is—so you can recognize and value your own creative expression in everyday life.
Review your creative experiences to uncover which practices resonated, which didn’t, and what those patterns reveal about your energy, needs, and identity.
Decide which creative practices feel worth continuing and define what they offer you, so you can build a more intentional and personal creative rhythm going forward.
Create a simple, flexible plan to keep creativity in your life in a way that fits your time, energy, and priorities.
Look back on what’s changed during this process, what you’ve learned about yourself, and how you now relate to creativity differently.
Choose a small, personal way to mark this shift and remind yourself that creativity is part of your life, not just something you do once in a while.
Understand how this Blueprint is structured and why doing each step in order matters for your growth and creative reconnection.