Live in rhythm with what truly matters

You were meant for more than just keeping up.
Hi Friends,

I’m Jodie!

I help people align their doing (how they spend their time) with their being (who they are) to live with more freedom and ease.

Life can feel like a constant race to keep up, but I believe we were never meant to be in a rush. We were made to live with intention, to breathe deeply, and to spend our time on what truly matters. I’m here to help you slow down, realign, and design a life that reflects your deepest values, not the pressure of endless obligations.

Together, we’ll find your rhythm, one that allows you to show up fully for yourself, your loved ones, and your passions, without the overwhelm or guilt. You don’t have to keep up. You’re already enough, and you deserve to live in a way that feels grounded, peaceful, and authentic.

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1-1 Coaching

As a professional life coach, I help people move into a place of deep satisfaction in their lives and work.

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Group Coaching

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Writing

I love to journal and sometimes I find interesting nuggets of reflection that I am compelled to share!

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Jodie creates such a compassionate and safe space that makes it feel so comfortable to open up. I always leave with fresh ideas, clear direction, and new ways of looking at things that make tackling life’s challenges feel easier and more exciting!
Mai Nguyen

The environment Jodie created during our sessions felt welcoming and open, allowing topics to be discussed with ease. She created a safe space for me to bring my shortcomings without the fear of judgment.
Amanda Chizuk
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