About Me

Hi, I am Daisy

As a professional and executive coach who has coached hundreds of individuals, I have the tools and understanding to help you find your life/career direction, sense of purpose, and discover who you truly are. You will begin to leverage your strengths to bring more love into your work. I will be your thought partner, your observer, your guide, your sounding board, and much more. Our work together is to help you become a better, stronger you.

As an Intercultural Competence Practitioner and a Qualified Administrator of the Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI), I bring a unique perspective to our coaching sessions. With over 30 years of experience living and working in Southeast Asia, Australia, China, the UAE, and the USA, I understand the intricacies of diverse cultural contexts. I help leaders develop their intercultural competencies, fostering greater cultural understanding and effectiveness in global environments.

Let's embark on this transformative journey together, and unlock your full potential.

My Coaching Philosophy

Belief in Personal Power

I recognize that every individual possesses the inherent ability to create solutions and achieve their desired outcomes. This belief in personal agency is foundational.

Strength-Based Coaching Method

By focusing on strengths, I emphasize what clients are already good at and the resources they possess. This positive approach encourages growth and resilience.

Self-Discovery Process

Guiding clients through self-discovery helps them uncover their personal values, vision, and goals. It’s like shining a light on their unique path.

Alignment with Values

I assist clients in aligning their actions and decisions with their core values. This congruence fosters authenticity and fulfillment.

Diversity and Individuality

Acknowledging diversity and respecting individuality is crucial. Tailoring my coaching approach to each client’s preferences ensures a personalized experience.

Inspiring Full Potential

My ultimate goal—to inspire clients to realize their full potential—is both aspirational and transformative.