Executive coaching for leaders who carry weight well — and quietly.

Executive coaching for leaders who carry weight well — and quietly.

This page is for nonprofit and ministry leaders who are already functioning, already responsible, and already thoughtful — leaders who sense that something in their leadership deserves careful attention.

Not because things are failing.
Because clarity matters before decisions are made.

This is a space for discernment, not persuasion.

When you are ready:

This page is for nonprofit and ministry leaders who are already functioning, responsible, and thoughtful.

It exists for discernment, not persuasion.

When you are ready:

This coaching may be a good fit if you:

  • Lead a nonprofit or ministry with real responsibility

  • Carry decisions that affect people, resources, and long-term direction

  • Want a steady, confidential space to think clearly before acting

  • Value wisdom, restraint, and alignment over speed

This coaching is not a good fit if you:

  • Are looking for quick motivation or external pressure

  • Want someone to tell you what to do

  • Need emergency intervention or crisis management

  • Prefer performance coaching driven by urgency or outcomes alone

Who This Is — and Is Not — For

This coaching may be a good fit if you:

  • Lead a nonprofit or ministry with real responsibility

  • Make decisions that affect people, resources, and direction

  • Want a steady, confidential space to think clearly

  • Value wisdom and alignment over speed

This is not a good fit if you:

  • Want quick motivation or pressure

  • Expect someone else to decide for you

  • Are facing an immediate crisis

  • Prefer urgency-driven performance coaching

Fit matters more than momentum.

There is no expectation that you proceed.

Fit matters more than momentum.

Executive coaching here is not therapy.
It is not consulting.
It is not accountability theater.

It is structured space to slow down thinking without losing responsibility —
to separate signal from noise, test assumptions safely, and clarify what belongs to you as a leader.

The work is calm, deliberate, and grounded.
The aim is clarity, not intensity.

Executive Coaching as Discernment Infrastructure

This is not therapy.
This is not consulting.
This is not accountability theater.

It is structured space to:

  • Slow down thinking without losing responsibility

  • Separate signal from noise

  • Test assumptions safely

  • Clarify what belongs to you as a leader

The aim is clarity, not intensity.

If that framing resonates, here is how this work is offered.

Foundational Executive Coaching Package

$500 per month

This is ongoing executive coaching, entered one month at a time.

It is designed for nonprofit and ministry leaders who want a steady, confidential space to think clearly, process responsibility, and discern next steps without being rushed or directed.

What this includes each month

  • Two private coaching sessions (60 minutes each)

  • Email support between sessions to maintain continuity of thought

  • Focused leadership coaching centered on discernment, clarity, and responsibility

There is no long-term contract.
Most leaders engage for several months, based on need and fit.

If, over time, it becomes clear that you would benefit from more or different support, we can discuss that together — without assumptions.

Why January

January doesn’t create pressure.
It creates space.

For many nonprofit and ministry leaders, January is one of the few moments in the year when the pace briefly slows before momentum builds again. Budgets have turned. Calendars are resetting. Decisions that were deferred now come back into view.

That makes January a natural time for discernment — not because something is wrong, but because clarity matters before direction hardens.

This campaign exists to make that space visible and available.
The work itself remains the same.

If January is the right moment for you, you’re welcome to step into the conversation.

If it isn’t, this page — and this work — will still be here.

A Companion, Not a Driver

I bring decades of nonprofit financial and executive leadership experience into this work—but coaching is not about transferring answers.

My role is to hold space without agenda, ask questions that respect your responsibility, and help determine whether this work is the right fit — for you and for me.

You remain the decision-maker.
Coaching supports leadership; it does not replace it.

I bring decades of nonprofit leadership experience—but coaching is not about transferring answers.

You remain the decision-maker.

When You’re Ready

If you’d like to explore whether this kind of coaching would be helpful for you, the next step is a short discovery conversation.

There is no expectation to continue beyond the conversation.

Schedule a Discovery Call below.