About William

I went to a residential high school where the focus was math and science. I then went to college for engineering, while also launching my own technology startup. Yes, I did all those things that you're supposed to do for a good career. I'm happy to say that "it worked." By 23, I had the freedom to explore what I felt I’d missed growing up. Around that time, I began coaching informally because many people wanted remote jobs but quickly ran into the realities of supply and demand. I also discovered how humans work (and don't work) during that time. I learned that emotional development is a mandatory component to long term career stability. A prestigious job means very little if you can be replaced overnight or are burning yourself out to keep it. Living in Manhattan with 30-year-olds who already look 40 was all the reminder I needed to value myself over any company’s bottom line. If you look at many leaders in society, they’re not necessarily the smartest or the hardest working. What sets them apart is a strong sense of self. They carry a level of certainty that others respond to subconsciously. The way I see it, if I can help even a handful of people see themselves with a fraction of that same conviction, we end up with a much better world.