The pictures on the Home and Contact pages of this website were taken while I was hiking a “14er” called Mount of the Holy Cross, which is located in the northern part of the Sawatch Range of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado. In mountaineering parlance a fourteener (or "14er") is a mountain peak that exceeds 14,000 feet elevation. There are 53 fourteeners in Colorado, of which I’ve climbed only 9 so far. This one was tough - 12 miles and 5,000 additional feet of elevation. The storm that created the Boulder flood in 2013 blew in on the last 4 miles and I got soaked. I treasured every minute of the hike! I love being in the elements; sun, rain, snow, hail, wind (not so much lightening).
 
Perhaps hiking the biggest mountains in Colorado is a metaphor for my work; taking my clients on a journey to places they have never been, gently pushing them higher beyond their natural limits, guiding them to a place where they can see a whole new perspective of the world, and then bringing them back down to the real world to put what they have learned into action in service to themselves, their business, their friends, and family.