Coaching built for your brain, your career, and your life.

Why 1:1 Coaching?

Unlike courses, checklists, or generic “hacks,” 1:1 coaching gives you:

• Tailored strategies that match how your brain actually works — not how someone says it should.
• A thinking partner who helps you cut through procrastination, overwhelm, and context-switching.
• Clarity + confidence so you stop second-guessing and start moving forward.
• Accountability without shame — support that keeps you on track without judgment.

What We’ll Work On

Every coaching relationship is unique, but common goals include:

• Staying focused and following through on commitments
• Breaking big projects into manageable steps
• Building resilience against burnout and self-doubt
• Creating systems that stick (because they fit your brain)
• Advocating for yourself at work and being recognized for your impact
• Finding more balance between coding, career growth, and life outside work

How it works

• Biweekly sessions (60 minutes via Zoom), including async support between sessions for check-ins
• Flexible packages (3-month or 6-month options) so you can commit at the pace that fits your goals
• A coaching style rooted in Cognitive Ergonomics (CEFIO) — focusing on designing accommodations based on how your brain works

Why should you choose me as your coach?

I bring a unique mix of tech industry experience, community leadership, and ADHD-specific training.

• I spent 16 years in tech — 7 as a software engineer and 9 as an engineering manager. I know what it’s like to ship code under pressure, navigate messy team dynamics, and battle deep imposter-syndrome.
• I host a community of ADHD engineers.
  As the founder of TaskTogether.dev, I host weekly coworking sessions, accountability challenges, and peer support for engineers with ADHD. This isn’t theory — it’s lived experience.
• I’m trained in CEFIO (Cognitive Ergonomics From the Inside Out™).
  This paradigm, developed by ADHD coach Jeff Copper, equips me with tools to help you design systems and accommodations tailored to how your brain actually works — not how others say it should.