True Work begins when you stop spinning—and start moving from purpose

I help people who feel like something’s trying to come through them—a voice, a shift, a deeper kind of work—but they’re not sure how to move it forward. Or if they even can.

My own purpose is to help people bring that thing to the surface. Like a Mentos dropped in a Coke bottle: fizzy, messy, undeniable.

I call that process overflowing. And I’ve built my coaching practice around helping people navigate it without blowing up their lives.

The people I work with aren’t falling apart. They’re just standing at a quiet threshold—where the old ways stop working and the new ones haven’t fully formed. They’ve done the high-functioning, high-achieving thing. But the job doesn’t fit. The ambition feels flat. The next move isn’t obvious.

This is where most people try to double down on planning. Chase a new role, new system, new productivity trick. But this isn’t a planning problem. It’s a permission problem.

What’s needed is a different kind of toolset. One that helps you listen, experiment, and build what’s truly yours.

That’s the heart of True Work—my coaching program for people ready to stop performing and start building what’s real. It’s less about clarifying your dream job, and more about clarifying what you want to create and how you want to show up.

I work 1:1 with clients, and run small group cohorts that are intimate, energizing, and built for momentum.

If you’re in that in-between space—stuck but not broken, curious but not clear—I’d love to talk.

👉 Book a True Work: Exploration Call

— Elliot