My Why.
While serving in the school district, I was invited to lead book studies and facilitate professional development trainings. What I discovered in those moments changed everything. I wasn’t just delivering content—I was connecting, inspiring, and helping others grow. And I realized… my impact didn’t belong in just one setting. I had more to offer. But stepping into that “more” came with fear. Fear of the unknown… fear of leaving what was familiar… fear of asking, “What if this doesn’t work?” And still, something inside me was stronger than the fear. I chose to believe in myself. I chose courage over comfort. I chose to take the next step even when I couldn’t see the whole path. That realization led me to step into the business world—expanding my work to help individuals, teams, and organizations grow with clarity, purpose, and confidence.
In my consulting work, I help individuals and organizations tap into that creativity to build stronger connections, develop new perspectives, and create meaningful, lasting growth.
We are not just human beings—we are Creative Beings.
I intentionally chose the word Creative in my business name because I believe creativity is not limited to art—it’s how we think, lead, and grow.
My purpose and passion are to inspire others to live intentionally—in the way they think, lead, and show up every day.
MY
inspiration
For me, my “why” begins with my family. There was a time when fear could have stopped me from stepping into the calling I always felt—to help others in a deeper, more impactful way.
Fear of failure.
Fear of the unknown.
Fear of change.
Fear of the “what ifs.”
If we’re honest, fear shows up in both our personal and professional lives more than we realize. But I made a decision—I would not let fear define my path. My children witnessed that choice, and my hope is that they grow up knowing that fear doesn’t have to stop them from becoming who they are meant to be. My husband believed in me long before I fully believed in myself. His unwavering support and confidence in my purpose continue to motivate me to keep showing up, growing, and empowering others to do the same. Today, I am honored to do work that allows me to operate at my fullest potential—reaching individuals, teams, and organizations in meaningful and impactful ways.
I am deeply passionate about helping others rediscover something that is already within them—hope.
Hope in their strength.
Hope in their ability to grow.
Hope in what is possible.
Because we are not meant to do this alone. Through my work, I’ve had the privilege of partnering with incredible teams—helping them strengthen communication, reconnect with their purpose, and realign with their “Why” in a holistic and intentional way. And it is both a privilege and an honor to be part of that journey.
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drive
I served in the school district for 20 years—as both a teacher and a counselor—supporting and walking alongside so many students and families. But over time, I began to notice something that stayed with me. The needs were growing. More students were struggling with anxiety, depression, and emotional challenges. And while I cared deeply, I also felt the limitations of the system. There simply wasn’t enough time to fully support the emotional needs of the students who needed it most.
Too often, it felt like I was placing a band-aid on something that required deeper care and attention. Between paperwork, responsibilities, and the daily demands of the school environment, I found myself asking a hard question: “Am I truly serving these students in the way they deserve?” That question weighed heavily on my heart. Before I made the decision to resign, I requested a meeting with the superintendent. I shared something that was difficult, but honest—I felt like I was failing kids. She was surprised by my words…but it was my truth. I knew my heart was being called to do more. In the school setting, I saw how deeply emotional well-being impacts everything—especially academics.
I believed then, and still believe now, that when we support individuals emotionally, everything else begins to shift. But I also knew I couldn’t do that work in the way I felt called to within the constraints I was in. So I made a decision. I chose to take a leap of faith. I stepped away from what was familiar to build something that would allow me to serve at a deeper level—to support individuals, families, and teams in meaningful, lasting ways. That decision led to the creation of my business, where I now have the opportunity to do the work I always knew was possible—helping others grow, heal, connect, and move forward with intention.
"Christy is an awesome, enthusiastic presenter. She led our team in different activities, and got everyone engaged. It seemed more like a deep conversation than a presentation which we fully enjoyed. I would highly recommend her to anyone looking to motivate and inspire their team."