28/08/2026
The Two-Year Pivot: Turn Your Life Toward What Matters.
You can probably feel where the next five years are heading.
Not in a dramatic way. Just a quiet sense that if nothing changes, you already know roughly where you'll be standing in five years — and it isn't quite the life you can feel is possible.
You're not imagining it. And you didn't simply choose your way here. You got here through your own actions, yes — but inside a set of conditions you didn't design and mostly couldn't even see at the time. Your hand was on the wheel. So were forces from your culture, environment, family and so on.
I've spent forty years watching two industries blame you for that feeling.
I trained in both — a psychology major, degrees in education and business, and just about every method going: counselling, consulting, coaching, motivational interviewing, hypnosis, the seminars, the science. I sat in the big rooms alongside my clients, then did the real work with them afterward, in the place where most of it quietly falls apart: the doing.
And I watched both camps make the same move.
The positive-thinking crowd tells you to believe harder, want it more, raise your vibration — and when it doesn't work, it's because you didn't believe enough, or didn't deserve it.
The clinical end hands you a diagnosis, a deficit, a broken circuit — and when it doesn't work, it's because you're resistant, non-compliant, too far gone. Or “It’s fixed” but you’re still not satisfied.
Both make big promises. Both, when the promises fail, lay it at your feet.
In my work, we don’t look for blame. We look for how it happened if needed and most importantly we look for how it can happen. The life you desire, how can it be brought about. How can you gracefully pivot from where you are now to a better version.
You don't need to burn your life down. You need to swivel.
Not tear it apart. Not become someone new. Your hand has been on the wheel all along — now you turn it deliberately, and point the resources you already have toward the life you actually want. The next two years, the next five, the next ten.
You have lots of resources. Most women your age are quietly told the opposite — that the doors are closing, that it's time to want less. That's the biggest lie in the room. What you need isn't more effort or a better attitude. It's to see what you've got, and turn it the right way.
That's the work. And it's very doable — with the right map, and someone who's navigated the turn beside enough people to see the one you can't yet see in yourself.
Why I want you in the room
For forty years I worked with people face to face — across a desk one to one, and in rooms of between twenty and two hundred where every raised hand still got me, personally, on their case. Reading the person in front of me and tailoring everything to them — that's what I'm good at. For me to do that I need real people in the room.
Writing this journal has asked me to do the opposite: to take everything I know and build one thing that works for everyone, with no one in front of me to read. It has been the most demanding thing I've ever made. And there's only one way to know I've got it right — to sit with real women, live, work through it together, and navigate the turns with you in real time, changing what needs changing as we go.
So here's the deal, and it runs both ways. You're paying for the real thing — me, personally, working with you on your life, for eight weeks. That's what you get, and it's worth every cent. And because you're one of the first, you also get something no one after you will: a hand in shaping the journal and the tools that everyone else will one day buy. You're a client and a founder. You get my full attention, and you leave your fingerprints on the work.
The invitation
Eight weeks. A small-group webinar once a week. Your commitment, my commitment, and a group of women doing the same brave thing beside you.
The journal is the map. The group is the support. I'll help you identify your gap ( the bit you need to change). You hold the wheel and the gas pedal. I won't pretend anyone can do that part for you, because no one can. But you won't be doing it alone.
Two founding cohorts:
Cohort of 8 — begins the week of 19 September — $660
Cohort of 6 — begins a week later — $880
The cohort of 6 is smaller on purpose: more room, more of me, more time on each woman — which is why it's the higher investment. The larger group runs first; the smaller follows a week behind, with the benefit of a proven first run.
Fourteen places. That's all there will ever be.
About the price
It's a founding price, and it's low on purpose.
Enough that you're properly in it, with something at stake. Never so much that money is the thing that stops you.
Why “founding,” and why it won't come again
I'm not building another coaching practice or subscription business. I'm building something that will reach a great many women who'll never sit in a room with me — the journal, and the tools to pivot your life in the direction of your dreams.
These two groups exist so I can work through the journal with real women, live, see exactly where it lands, and tailor the final version to work for everyone who comes after. That's why it only happens once. After this, the work lives in the journal and what follows it.
So founding members get the one thing no one after them ever will: me, in the room — and a hand in shaping the work everyone else will one day buy. That's what founding means here. A door that opens once.
If now isn't your moment
That's genuinely fine — there's material for you here whenever you're ready. The journal is coming. There'll be videos, shorter pieces, and one day an app to walk you through the whole thing at your own pace. The work will always be here for you to pick up.
But there's one thing only the founding cohorts hold, and it doesn't come again: me, personally, in the room with you — helping you make the turn, on your life, in real time. Not a book you read alone. Not a video. Me, working with you while the work is still being shaped.
That's what closes when these fourteen places are gone.
To register your interest
Email me [email protected] or message me. Tell me you're in, interested or ask me anything, and let me know when works for you — I'm building the two groups around real lives, so I want to know which days of the week and which times suit. I’m thinking a midweek evening and a weekend afternoon. I will read your message, and I'll write back.
