Perhaps some of this feels familiar...
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You’re used to handling things on your own, but asking for support doesn’t come easily.
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Your mind is always thinking and analyzing, making it hard to truly slow down.
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You give so much to work, relationships, or the roles you hold that you sometimes lose touch with yourself.
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Everything may look fine on the outside, while inside you feel tired, tense, or uncertain.
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You’re going through a transition, and the answers that once worked no longer seem to fit.
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You want a life that feels more authentic, free, and sustainable, but you’re not sure where to begin.
I’ve been there too.
You don’t need to have everything figured out before asking for support.
We can begin with what feels most important right now.
About Me
Reflections from Clients
Self-Awareness & Safety
Perspective & Clarity
Alignment & Action
“Through your guidance,
I slowly began to let go of the constant need to measure myself.”
— Lesley, Former Fortune Global 500 CFO
“Your questions helped me move beyond an ‘either-or’ mindset and see a bigger picture.”
— Kate, Founder of Social Venture
“The conversation helped me feel lighter, more focused and
more aligned.”
— Pascal B., Former Executive Director at a Top-Tier Swiss Private Bank
“I realized that slowing down is actually what I truly need.”
— Sissey, Entrepreneur
“I began to realize that my happiness and joy
do not have to depend on external validation.”
— Lesley, Former Fortune Global 500 CFO
"Our conversations not only brought me more self-awareness and clarity, but also helped me walk away with practical and aligned actions."
— Yap, Fortune 500 Tech Professional, Singapore
“I could finally
hear my body and heart.”
— Roma, Leadership Coach & ex-COO
“You led me to find things that were already there,
but I simply hadn’t noticed before.”
— Roma, Leadership Coach & ex-COO
What is True Abundance?
We often build our sense of fulfillment and self-worth around work, relationships, and achievement.
When these parts of life are going well, we feel secure.
When one begins to shift, our sense of self can shift with it.
True abundance is not about turning away from work, relationships, or achievement.
It is about no longer letting any one of them define who we are or determine the worth of our lives.
By learning to listen to our body, feelings, needs, and values, we begin to build our inner reserves— the capacity to return to ourselves, understand what we need, and choose again when life changes.
These inner reserves allow us to keep creating outwardly, without losing ourselves along the way.
Real transformation begins in a safe, honest, and equal space.
I combine deep conversation, mind-body awareness, and strategic thinking to help you reconnect with yourself when life feels complex.
Pause & See
Notice what’s really going on beneath the surface.
Integrate
Reconnect with what truly matters to you.
Choose
Move forward with clarity and intention.
Inner Reserves Deep-Dive Conversation
Sometimes, it’s not that we don’t work hard enough.
It’s that we become so used to looking outward that we gradually lose touch with ourselves.
Through a one-on-one deep conversation, we create space to pause, untangle what feels difficult, and reconnect with your feelings, needs, and choices.
This doesn’t mean you need to change your life right away.
Sometimes, a new perspective is simply where change begins.
You don’t need to be ready to begin.
You don’t need to prepare anything or have everything figured out.
Before our conversation, if you’d like, take a few quiet minutes and ask yourself:
“What feels most important for me right now?”
If you don’t know, that’s okay. We can begin with “I don’t know.”
There’s no right way to express yourself and nothing you’re expected to say.
Think of this hour as a small experiment— an invitation to listen inward with curiosity and see what unfolds.
“I never imagined becoming a coach.
Yet through my own journey of self-discovery, I realized that when I learned to understand and accept myself, I could also support others in reconnecting with the strengths already within them."
Hi, I’m Christine.
I’m a former Finance Director at Procter & Gamble, and a graduate of National Taiwan University, where I majored in Finance and minored in Economics.
For many years, I relied on numbers, logic, and strategy to solve complex problems.
I also believed that if I kept working hard and doing things well, I could build the life I wanted.
At the time, much of my sense of fulfillment and self-worth rested on three pillars:
career, family, and intimate relationships.
When my father passed away and a seven-year relationship came to an end, I didn’t really stop.
I poured even more of myself into work and kept moving forward—
until my body began sending stronger and stronger signals that I could no longer ignore.
That was when I finally stopped.
What began as a journey of healing became a much deeper exploration of myself.
I immersed myself in psychology, neuroscience, nutrition, mindfulness, yoga, embodiment practices, and transformational coaching. Along the way, I learned to move from self-judgment toward greater understanding and acceptance.
Today, I bring together strategic thinking, mind-body awareness, and transformational coaching to support people as they navigate work, relationships, and important life choices.
My hope is to help you understand yourself more clearly, reconnect with what truly matters to you, and continue creating outwardly without losing touch with yourself along the way.