A rebel. A risk-taker. An outspoken badass who challenges the status quo.

I see you.

Someone who doesn’t fit in the box of ‘normal’. This is me too. A rebellious middle child. And yet for years, I could never understand why I didn’t fit the 9to5 mould. I wondered if there was something wrong with me. Why I didn’t fit in? Why I hated it? But there wasn’t. I spent 4 years at a HR tech company that started off wonderfully. I was celebrated for my personality and for being a great culture fit. But the last 2 years transcended into a toxic work environment that:

➡️ Left my mental health on the floor

➡️ Had me out partying most weekends just to escape my week-day reality

➡️ Left me spending evenings crying at home, wondering what I was doing with my life

➡️ Involved multiple managers meetings, telling me I needed to change or ‘there’s the door’

It was hard to hear, especially since I was great at my job and all my clients loved me.

I gave everything and yet it wasn’t enough.

Eventually I had enough. I couldn’t take it any longer.

But I spent 2 years in an increasingly toxic work environment that I was so desperate to escape from, yet also felt the fear to.

It was safe. I got a steady wage. I could switch off at 5pm and not worry about work until the following morning.

I hated it but it became hard to leave - I was too comfortable.

But in October 2019, a pivotal moment was reached. I had an incredibly explosive meeting with my manager that left me sobbing in the work toilets.

I couldn’t go on any longer. After a brief meeting with my Head of Department, who was very empathic, I handed in my notice.

I felt like a thousand weights had been lifted off my shoulders. I felt so much relief in that moment. I felt happier than I had in a long while.

I always knew I was made for more.

I knew, with all my big ideas, creativity and ambitious drive, I couldn’t resign my life to a capped income, limited annual leave and, worst of all, a toxic manager breathing down my neck, ready to tell me off for any small thing I did wrong.

In 2019, I discovered the world of life coaching after a conversation with my cousin. I enrolled into a life coaching certification programme with a prestigious school in London and in May 2020, I launched my coaching business.

The journey has not been smooth. Continuous upward linear success is NOT a thing for most people. But I persisted and I’m so glad I did.

HERE is why I do what I do

Because I know how it feels to not be respected, admired, appreciated and recognised for the amazing work you do, DESPITE giving it everything.

For the bold & ballsy rebels types who don’t belong in a 9to5, I’m here for YOU. To help you build a business empire that is known EVERYWHERE. To see your name in Hollywood lights (yeah, let’s do it ;))

So that you NEVER have to go back to a 9to5 ever again (ewww, I do not EVER want that for you).

So you can make SO much money, being the most incredible and authentic version of yourself, and laugh at the corporate world who NEVER appreciated you.

If that’s you, you’re in the right place. We’re already friends. I’m here for you.

I see you. I understand you. And I’m here to be your biggest cheerleader along the way, to make your wildly, crazy dreams a reality.

GRACE
lANCER

A rebel. A risk-taker. An outspoken badass who challenges the status quo.

I see you.

➡️ Left my mental health on the floor

➡️ Had me out partying most weekends just to escape my week-day reality

➡️ Left me spending evenings crying at home, wondering what I was doing with my life

➡️ Involved multiple managers meetings, telling me I needed to change or ‘there’s the door’

It was hard to hear, especially since I was great at my job and all my clients loved me.

I gave everything and yet it wasn’t enough.

Eventually I had enough. I couldn’t take it any longer.

But I spent 2 years in an increasingly toxic work environment that I was so desperate to escape from, yet also felt the fear to.

It was safe. I got a steady wage. I could switch off at 5pm and not worry about work until the following morning.

I hated it but it became hard to leave - I was too comfortable.

But in October 2019, a pivotal moment was reached. I had an incredibly explosive meeting with my manager that left me sobbing in the work toilets.

I couldn’t go on any longer. After a brief meeting with my Head of Department, who was very empathic, I handed in my notice.

I felt like a thousand weights had been lifted off my shoulders. I felt so much relief in that moment. I felt happier than I had in a long while.

I always knew I was made for more.

I knew, with all my big ideas, creativity and ambitious drive, I couldn’t resign my life to a capped income, limited annual leave and, worst of all, a toxic manager breathing down my neck, ready to tell me off for any small thing I did wrong.

HERE is why I do what I do

Let's connect! ⬇️

A rebel. A risk-taker. An outspoken badass who challenges the status quo.

I see you.

​➡️ Left my mental health on the floor

➡️ Had me out partying most weekends just to escape my week-day reality

➡️ Left me spending evenings crying at home, wondering what I was doing with my life

➡️ Involved multiple managers meetings, telling me I needed to change or ‘there’s the door’

It was hard to hear, especially since I was great at my job and all my clients loved me.

I gave everything and yet it wasn’t enough.

Eventually I had enough. I couldn’t take it any longer.

But I spent 2 years in an increasingly toxic work environment that I was so desperate to escape from, yet also felt the fear to.

It was safe. I got a steady wage. I could switch off at 5pm and not worry about work until the following morning.

I hated it but it became hard to leave - I was too comfortable.

But in October 2019, a pivotal moment was reached. I had an incredibly explosive meeting with my manager that left me sobbing in the work toilets.

I couldn’t go on any longer. After a brief meeting with my Head of Department, who was very empathic, I handed in my notice.

I felt like a thousand weights had been lifted off my shoulders. I felt so much relief in that moment. I felt happier than I had in a long while.

I always knew I was made for more.

I knew, with all my big ideas, creativity and ambitious drive, I couldn’t resign my life to a capped income, limited annual leave and, worst of all, a toxic manager breathing down my neck, ready to tell me off for any small thing I did wrong.

HERE is why I do what I do

Let's connect! ⬇️

➡️ Left my mental health on the floor