There's a major misconception that needs to be clarified first.

Nobody, not even your mom or priest, is qualified to tell you how to do your life. How could they? Nobody has had your unique blend of experiences, desires, views, and wounds.

So what's the point of a life coach?

The true value is having a curious listener trained with the tools and insight to help you uncover the answers to your own questions and aid in establishing processes that can turn insight into practices, and practices into a way of life.

Mission Statement

The mission of our coaches is to aid in the process of helping each client achieve an undeniable level of satisfaction and fulfillment in his or her lives through the process of expansion, in order to recognize one's integrity and authenticity, and operate from those internal places in all interactions, both big and small; internal and external.

Coaching Methods

• Cultivate awareness of thoughts and actions through mindfulness practices.

• Identify challenges & reframe mindset, habits, and approaches.

• Develop gap of discernment between thoughts / impulses and resulting actions.

• Master a deep love and respect for one's own body, emotions, mind, soul, and journey.

Why Wayfinding?

My birth name is Tony Pizza. It's true! Everyone who hears my name for the first time says, "You should open a pizza shop." Maybe I would if I loved restaurants as much as a I love working with people.

Wayfinders have traditionally been stars, mountain ranges, or rock cairns that guide route or path finding when a distinguished way was unavailable or yet to be formed. Since I became certified as a life coach in 2021, the metaphor has seemed perfect. The point of a coach is understand what makes your heart beat, understand where you want to go in life, and then help identify reference points and tools along your unique path.

There's absolutely no room for one-size-fits-all in this brand of coaching.