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Diana Morris

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hey!

Hey! I’m Diana and I’m so excited you’re here!

Look, I get it.

The "standard" benchmarks of success are no longer cutting it—either because they're underwhelming once you reach them, or because it feels like the metrics are always changing.

The reality is, you can do everything you're "supposed" to do and still be left wondering what’s next.

ABOUT

CLARITY COACH

IF YOU'RE ANYTHING LIKE ME...

I’m guessing you followed the prescribed formula—study something for years, leave the classroom, enter the “real world,” and figure it out along the way...

THAT WORKED FOR ME,

UNTIL IT DIDN'T!

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i was laid off of from my

first "real world" job

THE MOMENT OF TRUTH CAME IN 2016 WHEN

AND I WAS LEFT WONDERING, "WHAT NOW?"

Like many individuals, I had bet on the “traditional” roadmap to bring me the security, success, happiness, and fulfillment I craved...  and on paper it did. But here's the truth:

The lay-off turned out to be a blessing in disguise.

Just a few months earlier, I had written a resignation letter that I never actually sent. Why? Because, although deep down inside I knew that the position was no longer in alignment with the life I wanted to live and that I didn’t actually want what I was chasing, I hadn’t given myself permission to change my mind. I believed whole-heartedly that the time, effort, and energy I'd already invested was too much to turn back and admit defeat. I bought into the idea that proving my value and abilities meant helping other people feel comfortable and get what they needed, even if it came at the cost of my own discomfort and putting my own needs on the back burner...

So, the Universe stepped in and taught me two important lessons: 

1. things always feel "off" when I don’t listen to (or trust) myself and

​2. it is my responsibility to create—and protect—the life I want to live, no one else's.

In short, the security, success, happiness, and fulfillment I craved were already mine. I just had to be bold and honest enough to claim them.

Since that moment of Truth in 2016, I’ve used my fancy degrees (M.Ed. from Vanderbilt University and B.A. from Boston College), my business (clarity coach, writer, and speaker), my corporate experience (nearly a decade as an administrator at top colleges and universities across the country), and a genuine interest in how and why people are the way they are to help folks around the globe figure out how to move from “what now?” to “this is it.”

I CAN'T WAIT

TO HELP YOU,

TOO!

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I believe that each person is the leading expert on themselves and, with guidance and accountability, they can leverage the tools, answers, and experiences they already have to create the life they want to live.

Including you.

what I offer

HERE'S HOW WE CAN WORK TOGETHER

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1:1 COACHING

If you're ready to move forward with personalized attention and support, my 1:1 program is perfect for you.

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EVENTS

Looking for a keynote speaker, podcast guest, or workshop facilitator? I'm available to discuss all things clarity and purpose; self-discovery and alignment; permission and validation; decision-making and strategy; and more.

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RESOURCES

From my books and masterclasses to my blog posts and podcast features, I've likely covered a topic you're interested in.

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