Life design coaching
1:1 coaching using design methodology to support life and career transitions.
This is for you who
Are navigating change or transition
Feel misaligned with your current direction
Want to act with intention rather than react to circumstances
Care about meaning, impact, and agency in work and life
Why Life Design works
Create clarity through experimentation
Focus on action over answers
Treating life choices as prototypes reduces risks and builds confidence
Get in touch.
Build your future
Life design is a practical methodology for navigating change, uncertainty, and transition. Instead of trying to “figure everything out,” life design helps you clarify direction, experiment with possibilities, and intentionally shape what comes next — using the same design methods we apply to products and systems.
This work is grounded in action. Together, we explore what matters to you, identify assumptions worth questioning, and design small, low-risk experiments that create momentum and insight. The goal isn’t a perfect plan, but a clearer sense of agency, direction, and possibility.
Designing change through experimentation
Life design treats your life and career as something you can prototype. Rather than making irreversible decisions, we test ideas through conversations, reflections, and real-world experiments. This allows you to learn quickly, reduce anxiety, and make decisions based on experience — not pressure or expectation.
The process supports moments of transition: career shifts, creative blocks, value misalignment, or the sense that something needs to change, even if it’s not yet clear what.
A methodology, not motivation
This is not motivational coaching or advice-giving. Life design is a structured, reflective practice rooted in design thinking. It helps surface patterns, reframe problems, and move forward without forcing clarity too early.
I use life design as a method within my coaching, supporting people who want to align their lives with their values, moral ambition, and sense of responsibility for the future — while staying grounded, realistic, and human.
