“Sabrina is someone who will motivate and inspire you to go after your dreams and goals.”

Positive. Caring. Compassionate. These are three words that stand out to me when I think of Sabrina. We met several years ago through a friend, and I was immediately drawn to her by her passion to serve others and her drive to work towards her goals. Sabrina’s someone who isn’t afraid to be vulnerable and share her own life experiences, and I truly believe that is one of the best traits that a life coach can have. Sabrina is someone I always want to have in my circle. 

“Sabrina never leads a person down a path she would never go down herself.”

Who is Sabrina to me?

Sometimes you just need that friend that says, “I believe in you.”  Sabrina has always been that friend and personal confidant.  Not only has she always offered encouragement, she has a wonderful moral compass as well. 

She never compromises her high values to please others either.  She is never afraid to take the road less traveled especially when it’s the right thing to do.  Sabrina isn’t a conformer.

She is a leader.

“Working with Sabrina has been life-changing!”

For the past several years, I knew that I had so much to give to the world professionally, but I never was able to tap into exactly what that meant. I knew I was meant for more but couldn't put my finger on it. I tried different jobs and opportunities only to fall flat on the fulfillment scale. That staleness all changed after signing up and working with Sabrina in her signature program.

Through our sessions and homework, I was able to unlock my direct purpose! I absolutely lit up when it all clicked, it all became so clear, and felt so right-what a complete game-changer! Beyond my fulfillment in my professional life, my husband immediately noticed how my newfound purpose positively radiates from within me in my personal life as well. Total WIN-WIN! Thank you, Sabrina, for using your purpose to help me find mine! When you know, YOU KNOW!!!

“Sabrina is truly one of the most selfless people I have ever met.”

Sometimes in life someone unexpectedly crosses your path, in the most unlikely of ways. One minute you are thinking there is no way you and this person will ever be friends. The next thing you know you are sitting down over coffee getting to know each other and you realize you are gaining a friend for life. Sabrina and I have now been friends for over 10 years, and we still laugh about how it all started. God knew we needed each other more than we did.

Sabrina has shown time and time again that she will do anything for anyone, with no expectation of anything in return. I was lucky enough to participate in the Wish Upon an Ornament program she organized each year for children with terminal and life limiting illnesses. Her only focus was being able to bring a little joy to those children and their families, for even a moment. I stood by as she sacrificed her own body to save the life of a complete stranger. She put herself through several appointments, pre-donation screenings, the surgery itself, recovery, and recovery complications without complaint. To her, what she was going through was so much less than the person who needed that donation.

It's easy to recognize her volunteer efforts and the “big things”, but one of the things I admire most about her is her ability to just be present. To create memories. She knows the value of a moment and makes every effort to give her time to the people she cares about. Last year, on the anniversary of my dad’s passing, she knew I was struggling. Without saying a word, she showed up, with dad’s favorite drink in hand, just to be there. She knows that there are just some things that can’t be helped with words or gifts, so she gives the best thing she can – her time.

I don’t tell her nearly enough, but I could not be more proud of the growth I have seen her achieve over the last several years. I have watched her identify what was important to her and align her goals to achieve them. She evaluated relationships she was keeping, identified healthy boundaries, delegated her time wisely, implemented self-care, and most importantly, put God at the center of it all. Accomplishing this wasn’t always easy, but she has shown nothing less than Grit & Grace. I am inspired by all that she has accomplished, and all she will continue to do. I am forever thankful for that first coffee date.

“When I think of a woman who “fixes others crowns”, I think of Sabrina.”

In 2014 I went through a divorce with my first husband, which was very unexpected and emotional for me. When I walked out of the courthouse from the final hearing, Sabrina was in the parking lot waiting with a gift basket and flowers. It was such a needed positive surprise. Recently, I had another friend go through the same scenario and I told her “I wish I could be the girl in the parking lot for you, like Sabrina was for me.”

Although Sabrina is a mother herself, (and an outstanding one at that!) Mother’s day has been a struggle for her since losing her own mother. She’s always been open and honest about the grief she feels for her mom on Mother’s day and even her own birthday. On Mother’s day 2020, I came home to a fresh bouquet of local flowers on my doorstep with a handwritten note from Sabrina. The note addressed mine and my husband’s struggles with fertility. Sabrina again went above and beyond to think of others.

Sabrina has always felt a calling to do more. For many years now, Sabrina has been in my elite group of friends where we can have deep, very meaningful conversations about life, work issues, current news, etc. She is courageous in that she is self aware and always willing to better herself.