A transition guide uses one-on-one guidance, ritual and visualisation tools to help you rethink what’s possible. It’s deep work that looks at ways to access your personal brilliance and convert this into a vision, decisions and action. From here, we can build with clarity and move purposefully toward what’s next.

Each mentor, coach, and guide has different histories, qualities and specialties, so it is important to understand where the need comes from before seeking support.

Here is a ritual to help you.

Find a quiet space and ask yourself:

• What keeps me up at night about my business?

• How do I want to feel after a session?

• What environment helps me do my best thinking?

Once you have sat with those answers ask yourself: can Cleo help me with these? And if you need some extra support, you can always get in touch.

No, quite the opposite. Some of my favourite clients are the ones who've zigzagged, pivoted, started over, or built something that doesn't fit a neat category – usually in the quest of finding something more fulfilling.

I've done the same myself, so I'm not here to hand you a cookie-cutter roadmap. What we build together is shaped entirely around you: your story, your strengths, and the vision that excites you most.

Unconventional paths often lead to the most interesting places giving you greater clarity and direction.

If you're a neurodivergent business owner wondering whether this is for you, it depends.

I'm not a specialist in neurodivergent care, and I want to be honest about that. What I can offer is a container that doesn't require you to show up perfectly to sessions. The work happens between sessions too through unlimited communication, at whatever hour your brain decides it's ready ;). Waking up to 20 messages and voice notes from a client when they’ve received an epiphany is not uncommon, and I love it. All thoughts, well rounded and half made, are welcome here at Wā.

I invite you to get in touch and we can figure out if my approach is a fit for you.

Good! I don't work that way.

There's a difference between a framework and framing. Frameworks are handed to you. Framing emerges from the work itself. It is introduced once clarity arrives.

My approach leaves space to free flow. This is where the real thinking happens. And once something starts to take shape, we begin building a gentle structure around it.

I am based in New Zealand based. I work locally and abroad with clients in Australia, North America, UK and Europe.

That feeling, that everyone and everything else comes first, is often exactly why we need to talk. It's how you've always shown up. And it may be the very thing to release to step into what's next.

Most of my clients find me at their most stretched and we use what has caused this to re-imagine what work looks like.

And if after our conversation you decide now isn't the moment, that's okay too. I ask my clients to trust their own timing. You'll know when it's time.