Hi, I’m Cary

If I look back for common themes that have appeared throughout my life, it all started with puzzles. I loved figuring out how things worked, how things fit, what happens when things don’t fit, and how to make them fit.

Which one of these things is not like the other?

I wanted a maze in my backyard.

Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys – who doesn’t like a mystery solved?

I was fascinated by the many ways that something way over there could be connected to something way over here. And maybe because I had shitty eyesight, I developed an interesting perspective. From a very early age, I saw things differently. I could “see” things in others that they couldn’t. It took a lot of people getting mad for me to realize that (1) I needed to work on my delivery and (2) some people weren’t ready for that kind of insight

Anyhoo, I took this love of puzzles,
figuring out how things fit, and
connections and perspective,
and applied it to a career.

My Math & Computer Science degree put me into IT.

My MBA in Organizational Behaviour and Change Management allowed me to decipher how companies, departments, people and processes fit, and where they didn’t, and how to create new connections that were optimal and sustainable.

My Project Management designation pushed me to evaluate all aspects of change, and to just. get. things. done.

With my love for process and systems, I became one of those “a place for everything and everything in its place” kind of people. The miscellaneous category had no place, because that meant something didn’t fit, didn’t belong, and yet groupings of “one” didn’t work either.

I loved it, and It was exhausting. After 20 years, I discovered I really didn’t fit, I didn’t really belong.

So I took this love of puzzles,
& how things fit, and
connections & perspective,
change management and
a desire to not be exhausted, and
also a desire to belong,
and redirected my energies to working one-on-one.

Over the past 15 years, there’s been a lot of professional and personal growth, so now when asked what I do, it’s difficult for me to find an all-encompassing label. You can call me a holistic life coach, a business coach, a personal development coach, a success strategist, an acupuncturist, an intuitive, a shit-disturber a manifestor. That’s all true; that’s some of “how” I do what I do.

So varied and diverse, that I now find myself sitting in the Miscellaneous Category.
And this is a good thing.

What do I do? What do I bring to the table? All those things that I’ve been doing my whole life. I partner with you to:

(1) Unravel your puzzle

(2) Discover your connects and disconnects and how to reconnect

(3) Gain perspective so you can get Clarity

(4) Get you More! More time, more money, more freedom , more space, more energy. More You.

(5) Inspire – the first time my story inspired someone to change direction, I was taken aback by the impact I had.

And then it happened a second time.
And then a third.
And then it became a pattern of inspiring clients to take action.

Our work together doesn’t need to be earth-shattering. But in a way, it will be, no matter what your goals are. Everything you do to get what you do want can have lasting, life-altering effects.

So maybe the best way to describe what I do is that I’m a
Catalyst for change.
Getting you from Old Thought → New Thought → Decision → Action.
Getting you from Survive → Strive → Thrive

Let’s Connect.

I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious. ~Albert Einstein