About taylor.

I'm a coach, writer, author, and endlessly curious human being fascinated by what happens when we find the courage to live into who we truly are.

I know what it feels like to lose your spark and outgrow your life...

I grew up in rural Nebraska. But as I approached my late twenties, I felt stuck, unfulfilled, and very confused about who I was and what I wanted. I knew I wanted more from myself and more from my life. So, I left everything and everyone I knew looking for self-discovery, independence, adventure, and a fresh start.

Fast-forward nearly a decade, and I’ve lived through a lot of shit. I’ve reinvented my purpose after losing the structure of the military. I’ve embraced authenticity after coming out as gay in my mid-twenties. And I’ve completely redefined what I want my life to be about.

Again and again, life has invited me to release identities, expectations, beliefs, and definitions of success that no longer felt like my truth. Some of those choices were liberating. Others were terrifying. But honestly, most were both.

But through it all, I’ve learned that clarity, purpose, fulfillment, and a life that feels like yours don’t just fall into your lap. It’s something you build.

My work as a coach isn’t about hype. It’s about helping you do some of the most important work of your life – the work of “you.”

I’m not afraid to say that I am many things. But at the end of the day, I’m really just an adventure-loving tomboy who has a wild spirit, a curious mind, and a huge loving heart. And I’m absolutely obsessed with helping people connect with who they are and navigate life and transitions with clarity, purpose, and intention.

One Life. Full Send.

Show up authentically. Live boldly.

before I became a coach...

I was asking questions on the page.

Writing has always been one of the ways I make sense of being human. Through poetry, essays, books, and personal storytelling, I’ve explored pain, healing, courage, loss, becoming, and what it means to create yourself again and again.

Coaching didn’t replace that work. It expanded the conversation.

Writing gives me a safe and courageous space where I feel seen, heard, and able to explore myself and work without judgment.

Coaching allows me to recreate that safe and courageous space and sit beside someone as they explore their lives.

My role as a coach isn’t about handing someone a roadmap for their life. It’s to create a space that feels safe enough so that others can work on what truly matters most.

What I bring into the room...

curiosity

I genuinely want to know what’s underneath the human across from me.

Courage

I’m willing to go somewhere uncomfortable when that’s where the meaningful conversation lives.

Compassion

You don’t have to perform for me. Permission is granted to show up exactly as you are.

Challenge

I will push you to be more of who I know you are capable of being.

Humor

Because not everything has to be unbearably serious. Playfulness opens so many beautiful doors.

Humanity

I’m not sitting across from you as someone who has life figured out. I’m sitting across from you because I’m living one too.

At the heart of it all...

I believe your life should feel like yours.

And I believe that requires curiosity, self-trust, choice, courage, and a willingness to keep asking yourself:

Is the life I'm living still the life I want to choose?

When I'm not asking ridiculously deep questions, you might find me:

Writing, reading, exploring, working out, spending time with the people I love, having an existential realization at a wildly inconvenient time, and writing said realization down because it’ll probably become a newsletter later.