“Fabulously smart, sassy, and supportive.”
~ A client's description of Rochelle
After graduating cum laude from The University of Oregon’s accredited architecture program, I excelled and flourished in many different roles: a Managerial Graphic Designer & Social Media Specialist for The Salvation Army and several Executive and Office Assistant positions in multiple California bay area companies, including a high-end construction firm in Napa (yes, that Napa).
I adapted well to all of my responsibilities, impressed a lot of people, solved plenty of problems, and was offered several opportunities to get promoted and climb the corporate ladder.
I quit 5+ jobs in 5 years, leaving a lot of impressed, grateful, and subsequently shocked, crushed, and — let’s face it — offended supervisors in my wake.
Why?
If you’re in corporate, you’re probably not as motivated by money and bonuses as your boss likes to assume.
Even with the right paycheck, benefits, and coworker camaraderie, you can admit you’d be happier doing something OTHER than working those overtime hours.
If you’d be happier doing something else, then you should be doing THAT for a living.
And if you’re anything like the curious, creative, visionary changemakers I love working with, you’re working on it.
You may not want your boss to know, but something is stirring in you.
- You’ve uncovered a secret talent for helping people transform. You’re great at what you do.
- You crave the opportunity to inspire change in your community. You want to make a difference.
- You want financial freedom, or at least more time to spend with your family without worrying about what your manager will say about another request for time off.
You’re willing to build your dream business, however crazy it may seem right now while you’re juggling your family, job, finances, and entrepreneurial responsibilities at the same time.
I love working with passionate people who feel called to serve and know that NOW is the time to answer that call.
And while many solopreneurs like yourself are exhausted and confused by too many salesy, and often, conflicting marketing strategies, I design easy-to-follow, step-by-step roadmaps and give personalized guidance so that you can enjoy the process of growing your business (while realistically still managing your everyday life).
I’m a business designer, project manager, chronic strategist, pizza- and Disney-loving introvert and a textbook Enneagram Type 2w3 so I'm never not thinking about how to help people.
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