Meet the Coach
Beth describes her enthusiastic leap into the role of life coach and the creation of her business, Constructing Life Coaching, as a natural progression in living her life’s purpose of being in service to something greater then herself. Beth is the only Certified Fearless Living Coach in British Columbia. Armed with a criminology degree from Simon Fraser University, Beth has devoted her career to the betterment of others; building a wealth of knowledge and experience through her work as a manager and fundraiser for a diverse range of non-profit groups. |
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| Beth connects with the principles of Fearless Living on a deep, personal level and passionately believes the daily use of simple and effective techniques can catapult anyone toward achieving anything. Beth brings her creative wit and wisdom, along with a keen understanding of people and a solid belief in the potential of each individual, to every session. Her goal? To empower her clients to find the joy and personal satisfaction they deserve.
Beth has lived in the Okanagan Valley of British Columbia, Canada since 2002. Beth works from her home based office and has had clients from around the Okanagan, and across Canada and the United States, in places as far as way as Halifax and New York. In September 2006 she completed the Certified Fearless Living Coach program in Denver, Colorado. She is strong supporter of the Fearless Living Institute and gives back with community support to the institute in co-hosting monthly scenario calls with the CFLC Program Candidate Students. Beth can be found on the Fearless Living Website as one of the few Canadian Coaches. Visit www.fearlessliving.org
In Kelowna Beth is also the Regional Manager of Junior Achievement of British Columbia, Okanagan Region working to bring Business Education Programs to more then 5000 students throughout the Okanagan Valley each year. Visit www.jabc.org
Beth is also an active member of JCI Okanagan, the Kelowna based Chapter of Junior Chamber International. She is a Nationally Certified JCI Effective Speaking Trainer a 2006 Executive Committee Member, and the 2008 JCI Canada National Convention Chair, which won her the Okanagan Jaycee of the Year award, and the Project of the Year award in November 2008. Visit www.jciokanagan.ca
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