You know something needs to change.

I coach women who want to do something about it.

We use nature as a place to think, notice what’s going on, and take the next step. A tree on your street is enough.

Why I work this way

Scouting has been part of my life for decades. And I have my roots in the Norwegian woods. It taught me that you learn by trying things in the real world. Conditions change. Plans change. You find out what you can do by doing it.

I’ve worked in corporate IT. Both in the Nordics and in the US. I know what it’s like to make decisions in complex systems, with a full calendar and other people counting on you. Insight has to work on an ordinary Tuesday, not just sound good in a conversation.

I’ve also had to rebuild my own life after a long illness. I know that change can take time, and that a small action can be a serious one. I won’t ask you to pretend it’s simple.

In 1:1 coaching, I bring those experiences together. We go outside, make room for what you already know, and work out what you’re willing to do next. I’ll listen, notice patterns, challenge you when it helps, and stay with you as you act.

What I write about here

I write about nature, change, action, and what happens when we stop circling around what we already know and actually do something about it.

Sometimes that means making a big decision. Sometimes it means going outside for ten minutes and noticing what changes when you get out of your own head.

You’ll also get the Tiny Nature Quest as a subscriber. Small outdoor quests designed to help you get outside, pay attention, and take action without needing more time, more gear, or a completely different life.

Everybody does better outside.