As a former Division I soccer player and member of the New York State Girls Soccer Hall of Fame, I love what being an athlete has done in every aspect of my life.

Having a coach helped me reach my peak performance. My teammates provided a community. The competition gave me a sense of purpose. Being an athlete is a core component of my identity.

In 2018 I had the honor of being inducted into the New York State Girls Soccer Hall of Fame

Even so, being an athlete wasn’t all I was or am.

There were other talents and interests in my life that I enjoyed and wanted to explore so I took the time and effort to intentionally develop them. It helped me be a better and more complete athlete as well as face the inevitable day when my sport came to an end. Trust me, it was still one of the most difficult times of my life as I questioned my identity after so many years of investment to becoming the best in my sport I could be.

My soccer coach at Cornell University, Randy May, traveled all the way from Virginia to New York to present me with my award as part of my induction into the New York State Girls Soccer Hall of Fame. It meant the world to me that he came all the way… — My soccer coach at Cornell University, Randy May, traveled all the way from Virginia to New York to present me with my award as part of my induction into the New York State Girls Soccer Hall of Fame. It meant the world to me that he came all the way to honor me.

It was a painful loss that I grieved for a long time. I asked myself a lot of questions during that time…Who am I? What do I do now? What’s my purpose? How do people see me? Am I still valued for who I am or just what I could do on the field?

I wasn’t sure where I fit anymore.

I imagined the transition from my sport into a professional career would be hard, but I didn’t know how hard until I got there. I went from being an expert in my sport to a rookie in a whole new career which left me feeling a bit insecure and like a fish out of water.

It took time for me to finally see how my sport had been preparing me for a successful career all along.

I was grateful to have such a huge crew come out and support me on my induction day. The year prior, two-time Olympic gold medalist, Abby Wambach, and 2015’s National Women’s Soccer League Most Valuable Player, Crystal Dunn, were the first to be ind… — I was grateful to have such a huge crew come out and support me on my induction day. The year prior, two-time Olympic gold medalist, Abby Wambach, and 2015’s National Women’s Soccer League Most Valuable Player, Crystal Dunn, were the first to be inducted into the New York State Girls Soccer Hall of Fame. I am so honored to be in their company.

My sports career in combination with the intentional development of other areas of my life was pivotal in launching me into the next season of my life.

My mission now is to walk alongside other athletes such as yourself to help you develop holistically. The skills you perfected as an athlete give you a competitive edge in life and in just about every industry. Let me show you how to unleash those skills and create the career or your dreams.

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I help current and former college and professional athletes, like yourself, create a game plan for life now and in your transition with goals that will fuel continued success.

Me with the Vestal Girls Soccer Team, which is the same team I played for when I was in high school.

I then will challenge you to push yourself in new ways so that you can achieve your goals faster than you could on your own.

Me with John Maxwell at our March 2019 International Maxwell Certification event. John C. Maxwell is an internationally respected leadership expert, speaker, trainer, coach and author. He has written several best-selling books including The 21 Irref… — Me with John Maxwell at our March 2019 International Maxwell Certification event. John C. Maxwell is an internationally respected leadership expert, speaker, trainer, coach and author. He has written several best-selling books including *The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership.*

Whether you know it or not, your sport has been preparing you for a phenomenal career. You are learning skills that will impact you now in your sport and in your life. If you are a current athlete, developing as a total athlete – body, mind and spirit – is vital to true achievement and success. Don’t wait. And whenever the end of your sport happens is simply the start of another incredible journey.

Together, we’ll discover your next play.

To give you a glimpse into my values, personality and character, I’ve included this video of the acceptance speech I gave at the 2018 Hall of Fame induction ceremony.

If you’re curious what it would be like working together, a free coaching consultation is the best way to determine if we’d be a good match. If you’re ready to reach your fullest potential, schedule a free call today.