I grew up in the south of France and felt like the world was my oyster: there was more to my journey than just my hometown. With the love and support of my parents, I took a major leap at aged 18 and moved to London, England where I starting teaching. I quickly fell in love with sharing my knowledge and skills with others. I knew I wouldn’t stay in London forever as I’ve always been compelled to move around, experience new things, and meet new people.

After 8 years, I moved to Barcelona to work in an international school. I soon found myself in a transitional experience as I took an inspirational trip to Djibouti, East Africa. This was a pivot moment for me as my eyes opened, my horizons widened and I realized I needed to continue to explore new places. After 2 years in Barcelona, I started my educational leadership career as at the British School Manila and this point in my career is when I realized I found my true calling.

I learned what it means to be part of a creative team of leaders who strive to make their vision come true. After four years in the position, I wondered whether my focus on education was too narrow and I could apply these principles to other sectors. In 2009, I took a year to step away from a corporate environment and traveled to Central America and Bali to deepen my practice of yoga and enjoy some of my favorite hobbies like surfing. During this year I realized that leadership and learning are fundamental principles that make up my DNA.

I then transitioned to  West Island School, Hong Kong. I was able to complete my Leadership and Change MA with the Hong Kong Institute of Education and felt accomplished. Transition led me once again across the globe to the prestigious Dwight School in New York City. I arrived in the US in August 2013 and in my new role I seamlessly created a leadership program that cohesively brought together teachers from 15 different nationalities to form a high achieving team.

After 15 years in educational leadership, I reflected on the transitions I’ve moved through and soon realized these experiences were building towards starting my own private practice for coaching. I decided to jump in and  started coaching high performers as well as planning and facilitating group sessions and workshops to help others develop internal self-awareness. The thing is, none of these transitions were as seamless as they sound on paper but I kept on going with the tools I’ve learned along the way. As I reflect on my life, I can personally pinpoint the transitions I struggled through that allowed me to reach my next level with confidence. Being focused on what truly matters in your life is a powerful way to accelerate your growth and that of those around you. But developing the courage to live a created life can be overwhelming if you don’t have the right steps to follow. There are tons of fears that show up, questions that are raised and factors that can hold you back. This group will help you live a life driven by your core values and truly challenge you to soar.