About

Empowering Leaders Through Cognitive Coaching

With over a decade of experience in education and leadership development, Virginia brings a unique blend of empathy, insight, and strategy to the world of entrepreneurial coaching. As an 11-year public school educator turned Instructional Coach, Virginia has spent years helping others unlock their potential through the art and science of Cognitive Coaching — a model grounded in reflective thinking, self-directed growth, and purposeful action.

Holding dual master’s degrees in Special Education and Educational Leadership, Virginia combines a deep understanding of human behavior with proven leadership methodologies. Today, she partners with entrepreneurs and small business owners to help them strengthen their mindset, enhance decision-making, and lead with clarity and confidence.

Whether guiding clients through complex challenges, refining their leadership vision, or fostering self-awareness, Virginia’s approach centers on one powerful belief: sustainable success begins with intentional thinking.

Notable Achievements and Professional Certifications

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Entrepreneurs often face unique challenges because they’re juggling every aspect of their business alone. A cognitive coach, who focuses on mindset, decision-making, and thought patterns, can provide huge support. A cognitive coach can help with:

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Overwhelm and Decision Fatigue

Teaches strategies for prioritization, cognitive reframing, and mental clarity so entrepreneurs can make decisions more efficiently and without self-doubt.

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Clarity and Focus

Guides prioritization, strategic thinking, and mental modeling to clarify goals and focus energy effectively.

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Loneliness and Isolation

Provides an objective sounding board, cognitive reframing, and validation while challenging limiting narratives.

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Transformative Coaching for Emerging Leaders

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Cognitive Coaching
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Thought Partnership
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Measurable Goals