Self-Confidence

It’s taken me many years—and I’m still a work in progress—to truly build my self-confidence. Along the way, I’ve come to understand the difference between self-esteem and self-confidence.

Self-esteem is how you feel about yourself at your core—your sense of worth, your values, and your identity.

Self-confidence is rooted in what you do well—your skills, your achievements, and how you show up in the world.

For me, doing the right thing, being kind, being consistent, and being a woman of my word—that piece is always intact.
But self-confidence? That’s something I continue to build by taking action, stretching outside my comfort zone, and doing things well.

The most important work I do with clients is helping them build both self-esteem and self-confidence, because with that foundation, you can tackle anything—whether it’s finding a relationship, pitching for a new job, or raising children.

When you have confidence, you naturally raise your standards. You know how you want to be treated, and you learn to say no to things that don’t serve you. Boundaries become easier to set because you’re no longer questioning your worth.

In my practice, I often see people say “yes” to things they don’t want—because they haven’t yet established that internal standard. That’s where we start. We build from the inside out. Whether in one-on-one sessions or group settings, my clients begin to look inward, strengthen that core, and then bring that energy into every area of their lives.

Approach

My clients meet with me weekly. I recommend books and podcasts that align with our goals, and we have powerful, honest conversations about growth. Each week, we set personalized challenges designed to build confidence step by step.

And the best part? We celebrate the wins together—big and small. It’s my favorite part of the job.

Offer/Pricing

You don’t have to do this alone. I serve as your accountability partner, someone you can check in with weekly—or even daily if you need to. I offer: