HI, I’M ANGIE!

After 25 years as a corporate executive and working for companies like Yahoo, NBC, Maxim & Terra Networks USA, there came a point where I felt exhausted and that my work didn’t really matter. I created an exit strategy and had enough money to take a year off of corporate life. Then, in my early 40s, I was laid off of my corporate career. While I found it difficult to find jobs, as they were all filled with employees half my age, it was disheartening to know that years in corporate, I barely had anything to show for it.

It took realizing that my life wasn’t over but it was simply the beginning of a life that was in my own hands. Being a Puerto Rican girl from the Bronx, who had already once risen to a high level, I launched my own executive coaching business. Taking what I’ve had learned, my resources, my network & a holistic approach to coaching – I now love partnering with badass, successful, driven women, like YOU, to take their 6-figure executive career and become a 7-figure entrepreneur.

I believe that gratitude is a superpower and that treating yourself with respect goes a long way (yes, that includes your body). I have a passion for helping individuals move forward courageously and confidently into what they love doing and away from what they feel forced to do. I want to show you that perfection is overrated and that you are enough for your big dreams. I want to help you kick your fear to the curb and empower you to create an abundant life for yourself through your very own gifts and abilities. 

I was also afforded the opportunity of being amongst some of the greatest inspirational leaders there are. Tony Robbins, Marianne Williamson, John Maxwell, Darren Hardy, Eric Worre, Dani Johnson, Tim Sanders, Brendon Burchard and so many more taught me one of the most important things I know; good leadership comes from service, not dictatorship.

It’s hard work running my own business, but I’m living the dream now + it started with a simple question: “What if?” Well, first it started with getting completely burnt out from my day job and a cup of coffee, but you get it. Here’s to us always asking: “What if?”