It’s so nice of you to drop in and click on the tab to see what I’m saying about myself.

I have an entire page to talk about me.

I can start with the mundane, I’m a woman, living in middle America, raising a kid, pursuing my dream of working full time for myself, coaching folks and inspiring meaningful change in the lives of people I care about.

More interestingly

I came to coaching after years of working in kitchens. I’m a professional cook, baker and a passionate foodie. I’m kind of the flip side of those restaurateurs who went to school for a profession like law or marketing and find themselves drawn to the kitchen and opening fantastic eateries.

I returned to school in my mid 30’s to get a degree in Business Management, then a Master’s in Business Administration.  I’m starting a fantastic coaching company which draws on my skills to listen, problem solve and create tangible action plans for all kinds of people in all kinds of situations.

And most remarkably I can boast about creating tangible change because I’ve done it myself.

I’ve gone from being super morbidly obese, weighing 350 to being regular sized. I returned to school while working full time and I’ve effectively stopped hiding behind excuses to live a breathtakingly incredible life.

My combined love of small businesses with my ability to think systematically and problem solve; and my capacity to listen, nudge and hold people accountable brought me to coaching. It was a germ of an idea that grew into this whole new profession for me.

I work with individuals and small groups. I’m working on workshop presentations and writing a book.

What more would you like to know?

I’m the hostess of EGG DAY, a once monthly Happiness Brunch. You’ll find me doing mom things, in the kitchen, working out, cycling, playing with social media, traveling, or reading.

You can follow me on twitter at Julianna01, or read my blog postings here to get a feel about how I think. Get in on the comment parts of the blog and hang out a while. I find you can learn a lot about a person that way.

I’d sincerely like to get to know you too.