“Why do I feel stuck?”
Work no longer has to organize your life. Your options have expanded, but a sense of direction hasn’t followed. You want to find something worth giving your time and attention to.
Coaching / The Post-Wealth Project
WHAT DO YOU
WANT YOUR
LIFE TO BE
ABOUT?
Coaching for rich people* who have questions—and want more than a bigger portfolio.
01 / * Coaching for Rich People
Because context matters.You shouldn’t have to start by explaining the money.
Having money changes the constraints of your life. It doesn’t settle the question of how to live it.
It can give you extraordinary freedom while binding you to family expectations. It can open doors and complicate your sense of belonging. You may feel grateful for what you have and still find parts of your life painful, confusing, or hard to talk about.
A coach who understands this context can meet you there. You don’t have to minimize your advantages, defend your difficulties, or spend every conversation explaining how your constraints work.
That leaves more room for the work itself: understanding what matters to you, noticing what gets in the way, and developing ways of living that you can make your own.
02 / The questions
What brings you here?
You might recognize yourself in one of these. Or you might simply know that something needs to change.
“Whose life am I living?”
Family expectations, inherited roles, or a business you grew up inside can make it difficult to hear your own wants. You’re trying to work out what to carry forward—and what you need to change.
“What does this change?”
An inheritance, a business sale, or financial independence has shifted your constraints. You’re making sense of what it means for your identity, relationships, and everyday life.
“Where can I be myself?”
Money enters relationships even when nobody mentions it. You may be navigating what to disclose, what others expect, or how to feel known beyond what you have.
“What is mine to do?”
You want your resources, experience, or time to matter. You’re looking for a contribution that feels like yours—and a way of making it that you can sustain.
“How do I feel about this?”
You’re asking questions that complicate your relationship to wealth and implicate your privilege. You want support in exploring those questions—and navigating the emotions they bring up.
03 / Your coach
Hi, I’m Jessica.
I know this context from the inside.
I’m a financially independent inheritor and a member of a successful business family. I know the freedom wealth can offer, the pressures it can cause, and how closely it can become entangled with identity, belonging, and responsibility.
I won’t balk at your multi-million dollar trust fund, and also will understand when you speak about the difficulties wealth can bring. Controlling or negligent trustees? Paralyzed with indecision because you could do anything? Afraid of the judgement of others? I’ve been there.
More +Less −
Our work together may unsettle things before they become clearer. I’m not here to help you fit the mold others have chosen for you or become the picture-perfect steward of the family legacy. I’m here to help you discover who you long to be—and begin building a life that reflects that. Sometimes this will bring more ease to your relationships. Sometimes it will help you navigate tension with greater confidence and creativity.
I’ve been in the coaching industry since 2013, and have coached individuals across the economic spectrum before committing to serving wealthy individuals beginning in 2026. I was trained as an Integral Coach at New Ventures West, and was credentialed by the International Coaching Federation in 2014.
I also write The Post-Wealth Project, where I explore life with—and beyond—wealth.
04 / Let’s talk
You don’t need to
have it figured out.
We can begin with what’s on your mind. An introductory conversation is a chance to ask questions, talk about what brings you here, and get a feel for how we might work together.
There’s no expectation to commit.