Joe Drogo  PCC, CPCC

As far back as I can remember, people have run to me for advice or to share their stories, even strangers. After several profound life-changing experiences that I only describe as an abrupt change of awareness, I found greater understanding of myself, what those experiences meant, and powerful healing as I worked with my own life coach.

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I became fascinated with the healing aspects that coaching and other modalities had to offer, as well as the whole-body connections that are made when we engage with them. I spent years (still do) studying coaching, the healing arts, body work, psychology, and the science behind these modalities to gain a holistic (mind, body, spirit, and emotion) understanding.

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I’ve always felt called to help others, and coaching seems to have found me rather than me actively seeking it. It feels natural, intuitive, and aligned. I often recognize that my life experiences and past decisions have shaped me into the coach I am today, which is at the core of my coaching offerings.

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Because I have always been a man of service, I knew coaching was the best way I could serve my community. For me, the greatest way to have the most impact is to “coach it forward” by co-creating with leaders and healers so they can be their best to lead and serve others. 

 

I believe we are all leaders and healers. We all have the potential to set good examples of what it means to have a positive impact, believing that the heart is the center of all life-affirming transformation.