Welcome
Harness the Power of Being Different
Leadership and life coaching for neurodivergent individuals who want to turn their differences into strengths
About curiosity coach
My Background
Hello! I’m Wain. I started my journey as a coach in 2011 at Stanford’s Graduate School of Business where I was trained in and provided leadership coaching for MBA students as an Arbuckle Leadership Fellow. Over 10 years later, I am currently an executive at a top global technology company where I am immersed in the rewards and challenges of leading diverse teams to accomplish audacious goals every day. I am co-author of the bestselling book Leading with Compassion, an active coach/trainer in several executive development programs, and provide independent leadership and life coaching with a focus on supporting neurodivergent individuals, their organizations, and their families through my private practice.
My Philosophy
We all come into awareness of our own neurodivergence in unique ways. For my part, this awareness came to me later in life through my children, explaining both the things in my life I now consider to be sources of strength and those that continue to be sources of challenge. Wherever you are in your journey, I am here to support you as you grow in self-awareness and leverage your unique strengths to create a powerful and fulfilling life at home, at work, and in your community. I'm in the process of certification with the International Coaching Federation (for general life coaching), the Professional Association of ADHD Coaches (for ADHD coaching), and the VIA Institute of Character (for Mindfulness-Based Strengths Practice).
My Services
I offer a range of services including 1-on-1 coaching, group coaching, and workshops. Some questions clients come to me with include:
- How is my unique brain wiring getting in the way of my achieving my goals at work and at home?
- How can I harness my unique strengths at work?
- As manager, how do I support neurodivergent employees?
- As a parent, how can I best support neurodiverse children? How can I nurture a high functioning, happy family?