Burnout Risk
What it measures: How close you actually are to the edge — across exhaustion, cynicism, and professional efficacy.
Why it matters: Self-perception is unreliable here. High performers under-report by design.
Run the diagnostics. Read the data with a coach who's seen it before. Then build the plan that actually moves you.
And then — quietly, week by week — work starts to feel different, too: lighter, clearer, yours again.
Illustrative only. Your actual results are private, discussed in session, and become the blueprint for the rest of the work.
When work is too much, even deciding what to change feels out of reach.
Most people try to think their way out of overload using the same overloaded brain that got them there. The first move isn't more effort. It's better information.
Coaching that starts with data highlights the actual lever.
What it measures: How close you actually are to the edge — across exhaustion, cynicism, and professional efficacy.
Why it matters: Self-perception is unreliable here. High performers under-report by design.
What it measures: The six conditions of work most predictive of well-being: workload, control, reward, community, fairness, and values.
Why it matters: Most people blame themselves for what is actually a structural mismatch.
What it measures: The strategies you reach for under pressure — and which ones are quietly costing you more than they're saving.
Why it matters: The habits that got you here often won't take you any further.
Optional 360° assessment can be added — input from people who see you in motion.
A personalized launch meeting helps you get clear on what you want to be different at the end
Investing just 30 minutes of your time gets you reliable data on burnout, your work environment, and how you are showing up
Deep, personalized coaching helps you get to the bottom of why work feels out of control and design concrete actions to change it
Never feel stuck or like you are losing momentum. Just-in-time support is always available
Even after the coaching engagement ends, check back in on the change you've made and how to keep building on it.

Clients don't come out of this with a binder. They come out moving differently — steadier under pressure, clearer on what matters, back in the driver's seat of their own week.
I went from near burnout to focused and energetic — able to show up for my team and myself in a way I didn't think was possible.
Amy D., Assistant Dean
Our sessions gave me a framework to process my career anxiety and create movement where I'd only had panic.
Jill W., Nonprofit President
I was on the back foot and feeling fragile. Now I feel I’ve unlocked an authentic part of me. I can breathe and am confident again.
A.S. Associate Vice President, Global Infrastructure Company
The data tells us where to work. You'll know it's working by how ordinary moments start to feel — the same ones where overwhelm used to live.
Work stops being everything-at-once. The overwhelm thins out — you can look at the pile one piece at a time, because it finally has edges.
The workload doesn't shrink overnight — it stops being shapeless. You know what's yours to carry, what isn't, and what actually has to happen this week.
Not everything urgent is important. You gain clarity about where your time actually belongs — so your first, best hours go to what deserves them, not whatever shouted loudest.
The pointed email still lands. What changes is what happens next: you feel it, you breathe, and you choose your response — instead of reacting on autopilot.
A real vacation. A long weekend. The phone in the drawer — and the quiet confidence that things will hold until you're back.
The day stops being something that happens to you. Surprises still arrive — you just meet them with intention instead of adrenaline.
Not a different person — the same one, meeting the same work, with more room to breathe.
Intentional choices about your impact at work — not reflexes.
Enough energy and time for what actually matters.
A right-sized workload — not a stretched-thin one.
The ability to feel a trigger and choose your response, instead of reacting on autopilot.
Real time away, without the dread — confidence that things will hold while you're gone.
A way to manage relentless pressure, instead of being managed by it.
Real control over your work, instead of the other way around.
A way of working you will still be following years from now.
I would go into the day not knowing what that day would throw at me — and that drove a lot of anxiety, a sense of not being in control of my own life. This is a really great investment in yourself. There are tangible, actionable steps you can take to make a real change.
Bracing for whatever the day threw at her.
Walking in with a plan she set.
Anxiety running the show.
A sense of being back in control of her own life.
Reacting, all day, every day.
Tangible, repeatable steps that hold.
The specifics are hers. The pattern — from reacting to choosing — is what this work is built to produce.
The difference isn't the number of sessions. It's what every session is built on.
Runs on someone else's framework — you spend your energy squeezing into their ideas.
Driven by YOUR data from three validated assessments — not other people's theories.
A generic model you're supposed to fit yourself into.
Customized to you — every session is built around what's actually true and meaningful for you.
A series of disconnected drop-ins that never quite add up.
Consistent and comprehensive, so each session builds on the last instead of starting over.
Advice handed down by someone who isn't in your shoes.
You creating meaningful change you can actually make stick.
Someone telling you what you should do — and how you should feel about it.
A supportive, sincere relationship that never talks down to you.
Endurance in my leadership.
My work with Krista has been one of the key factors in my being able to constantly grow and maintain endurance in my leadership. Krista is the perfect coaching partner for being able to do your best work for the long run.

More agency over my life.
I don't think I could ever capture in a few paragraphs the impact of the work Krista and I have done together. To put it simply — I have more agency over my life.

Prepared and confident for what's next.
I felt like, 'I can't do this anymore. I'm so overwhelmed. I don't sleep.' I felt like I couldn't be away from the organization. I couldn't take a vacation. I felt dread when I hadn't checked my email. Now, the things we've done in coaching are things I use ALL THE TIME. I can take time away. It's empowered my staff to be able to handle things. It sets a better example to everybody and we're a better organization.
If your workload is too much, or you're stuck in a constant churn of demands, it's hard to get a handle on what to change. It's hard to even make the time to think about it.
That's the reason this engagement exists. Not to cheerlead, not to hand you another framework, and definitely not to tell you to "take a bubble bath."
This is for people who want to cut through the noise, get to the root of why work feels out of control, identify the changes that actually matter, and walk away with a concrete, realistic plan you'll still be following years from now.
What clients tend to notice first isn't a system — it's a feeling. The overwhelm thins out. A beat opens up between what happens and how they respond to it. They take a real weekend, and nothing falls apart. Somewhere in there, reacting turns into choosing — and work starts to feel like theirs again.
It is never too late to reinvent your relationship with work. And it is never going to be the right week to start. So let's not wait for that.
— Krista

You will be offered the time and space to really live into the change you want to create.
Thirty minutes is enough to find out whether this is the right next step. There's no pitch on the other end of it — just a conversation.
Schedule the conversationNo commitment · 30 minutes · You leave with a clearer next step either way.