You’re ready to get your shit together

and tackle the Mount Everest-sized

pile of chaos that is your mind…

So you can stop feeling guilty about enjoying your weird, nerdy life.

  • I started coaching with Sarah to get a handle on my overwhelming email inbox I had avoided for far too long. She helped me finally get the courage to tackle it with specific and easy to apply strategies that I was able to start implementing that day!
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    Sandra F.

Hey there – I’m Sarah

(CPA by day…a whole lot of nerdy weirdo all the time)

And I help quirky and distracted individuals – like you – who are struggling with shame, fear, and the guilt around being themselves get their shit together in a way that actually works for their brains.

I focus on getting your digital life organized so it works for you, help you navigate your rabbit holes and turn them into side quests that help you on your journey, and help you piece together imperfect experiments that break through your perfectionism and people-pleasing tendencies.

I bet this matters to you, because I was you. I bet you want to tame your mental chaos and overwhelm to be able to embrace your fantastic weirdness and enjoy the shit you love…without fear, guilt, or shame.

You’re overwhelmed with anxiety and guilt around the mountain of shit you need to keep up with day to day.

You struggle with staying focused…(rabbit hole, anyone?)…terrified that you’re forgetting some huge task (What was it??) or struggling to finish that project that you’ve been dreaming about for years.

You have so many weird, awesome ideas you want to try…but no idea how to dive into them without feeling overwhelmed or being afraid of what others are thinking about you and your hobbies…are they judging you for being so disorganized, so awkward…so weird?

  • Sarah opened my eyes to a whole new way of thinking about how to organize and reframe my day/week. She gave me such clarity on small steps that I could take to help make my week more productive, less stressful and more fun. She always tied it back to ensure I was being true to my authentic self which made all the difference. Sarah is easy to talk to, a good listener and can help you see things in a new way. I’d highly recommend working with her.
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    Kimberly M.

As an auditor and accountant by day, wrangling two elementary school kids and two young huskies, getting my Masters degree, studying for and passing the CPA exam, plus keeping on top of all of the other shit the hubby and I have going on, I’ve learned a thing or two about getting comfortable with experimenting and making up my own systems.

I believe that the best way to be confident in ourselves is to say fuck it, embrace the weird and throw the cookie cutter systems off the mountain. I believe that we can forge our own path, create our own systems, embrace our tangents, and experiment imperfectly without guilt for breaking free of the mold we’ve been forced into all of our lives

You’re allowed to make time for yourself, you’re allowed to enjoy the things that you enjoy without feeling like you’re forgetting something important, that you should be worrying about something else on your never-ending list.

You should be able to look at your life and feel happiness and confidence.

This is what I’m here to help you with.

Ready to tackle the chaos?

I’ve got a few suggestions of how we can work together, depending on what you need right now.

Need some good old-fashioned accountability and body-doubling to get shit done?

Need some one-on-one help to quickly get some mental chaos tamed?

Not sure what you need, but know it’s something help with all your chaos and rabbit holes?

  • I found this class a breath of fresh air as it relates to my relationship with going on tangents and down rabbit holes. I will no longer be viewing this tendency of mine as a deficit. On the contrary, I see it now as a strength I am able to utilize in productive ways. How freeing is that shift?
    Jan B.
  • I loved that reframe of experiments as side quests versus treating them like the main quest. I have been creating main quest goals that have a lot of pressure and expectation for success, when really I need to treat them more like the experiments they actually are. That shift alone is gold and will help me release a lot of the crippling perfectionism I’ve been experiencing in my business.
    Dana G.