Silicon Valley Life Coach

You've optimized everything except yourself.

 

Your career, your skills, your habits — all iterated, all improved. But something still feels off. The way you shrink in certain rooms. The way you say yes when you mean no. The way success keeps arriving without the satisfaction you expected.

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These aren't personality flaws. They're patterns, formed early, running quietly in the background, shaping every decision you make at work and at home.

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I know the rooms you sit in

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I spent years in Silicon Valley engineering rooms. Deadlines, performance reviews, the relentless pressure to deliver. I worked at Lucid Motors and watched smart, driven people hit the same invisible walls over and over. Not because they lacked talent. Because the patterns they learned early in life were running the show.

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That's what I do now. I help Silicon Valley professionals recognize those patterns and change them. I also coach strangers on the street — over 250 conversations at farmers markets and outside Whole Foods, hearing what's actually on people's minds here.

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Who I work with

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Engineers, product managers, and engineering managers who are good at their jobs and stuck in their lives. People who've read the books, done the work, and still feel like they're circling the same problems.

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If you've built a career in tech and feel like something fundamental needs to shift — not your strategy, but you — this is the work.

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I keep my client roster small. A handful of people at a time, because this work doesn't scale.

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Why a coach who lived it

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I'm not an outside observer. I lived the culture. I know what it costs to perform at that level and what gets left behind. I transitioned out of engineering not because I failed at it, but because I found work that actually moves people. Including me.

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I'm based in Menlo Park, trained through the Co-Active Training Institute, and I've coached professionals from Google, Meta, Tesla, and Stanford.

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Ready to talk?

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If something on this page hit close to home, that's worth paying attention to. Book the call. Thirty minutes. You'll know if this is right for you. So will I.