We are the humans who dare to rise above the expectations of a culture that tells us:
How dare you put your needs before everyone else’s…
How dare you feel the wisdom and beauty of your body…
How dare you feel joy with so much suffering in the world…
How dare you speak up, make waves, and take up space…
How dare you shine brightly and live life on your terms…
How dare you is the question that’s been thrown at bold, creative, unique humans throughout history to make us wrong for being or believing differently.
It’s used to stop us from following our intuition.
To make it our problem. Our fault.
For wanting more. For being more.
I see how deeply you live by your heart.
I see how dedicated you are to serving others and serving the world.
I see how powerful you are (and that it sometimes scares the shit out of you).
I see you on the fringes, feeling like you’re wildly too much and desperately not enough at the same time.
I see you buying into the story that “it” (pleasure, joy, success) gets to happen for everyone else. But not you.
I’m a Trauma-Sensitive, Pleasure-Focused Life and Leadership Coach for powerful, sensitive, growth-oriented humans who are ready to break free from what’s holding them back and claim the life they desire.
It’s a beautiful process of reclamation.
It’s also my life’s work.
Learning how to live, lead, love, and earn from your authentic, pleasurable, joyful power is a daring and beautiful process I call audacious leadership.
Audacious leadership means stepping in and standing up to the expectations of our “How Dare You” culture every time it tries to tell you what’s acceptable and what’s not
“Katie is an amazing coach. She is caring, motivating, insightful, honest, powerful, and kind, and provides tools for self-empowerment and life-changing actions and practices. Working with Katie has been the greatest gift I could have given myself. She is a huge asset to this world. She models changing the world for the better with the fierce power of her love and drive, as she guides people through what’s blocking them from their joys and passions in life.”