Some seasons have us doing a happy dance. Others leave us gathering what has fallen and wondering how to move forward. I have lived through both.
Along the way, I have learned about joy, disappointment, resilience, and taking the next step when life does not unfold as expected.
As a Certified Faith-based Life Coach, I help people find steadier footing, recognize the strengths they already carry, and keep fear from making their choices. My faith in Jesus Christ is woven into who I am and how I serve. I believe clarity comes as we slow down, reconnect with truth, and listen for His guidance.
More than two decades as a floral designer also taught me to see beauty and possibility in individual pieces and bring them together with purpose. Coaching draws upon that same gift—helping people sort through their thoughts and possibilities so they can move forward with greater clarity and confidence.
Now that you have met a little of me, I look forward to meeting you.
Arizona State University – B.A. in Organizational Communication
Certified Faith-Based Life Coach, through FLCA
One of the gifts I bring to coaching is a wealth of real-life experience—and more than a few “Marne-isms” gathered along the way.
I understand seasons shaped by perfectionism, comparison, grief, guilt, fear, disappointment, and the persistent question, “Am I enough?” I also believe pain and opposition do not have to have the final word. With Christ, even experiences we would never have chosen can deepen us, teach us, and become part of something meaningful.
In my coaching practice, I share practical principles that help people recognize unhelpful patterns, understand themselves with greater compassion, and make choices aligned with what matters most. My background in Organizational Communication, along with my training as a Certified Faith-based Life Coach, shapes my interest in how we communicate—not only with others, but also with ourselves.
As a lifelong Christian and member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, I bring a Christ-centered perspective to my work. When welcomed, I invite Him into the process as we seek greater light, truth, and understanding through the doctrine of Christ.
I believe you have divine worth, meaningful gifts, and the God-given ability to grow. My role is not to tell you who to become, but to help you see more clearly, make aligned choices, and live more intentionally.