Success Culture Coaching is a private 1:1 leadership coaching experience for established minority women navigating career crossroads who want to make clear, confident leadership decisions and position themselves for what’s next without shrinking or self-erasing.
“What’s changed for me since doing 1:1 coaching with Michelle is my confidence in my own value & navigating cross-cultural relationships. It’s been so freeing, affirming, and fun.”
1:1 leadership coaching is especially powerful if you’re:
Inside, you’ll:
By the end of this work, you’ll know what you’re doing next and how to do it well.
This work follows a clear, repeatable process designed for culturally complex leadership decisions.
We identify how your cultural values shape how you lead, communicate, and make decisions and where those strengths may be misunderstood or underutilized in your current environment.
Focused, strategic conversations to clarify decisions, refine leadership positioning, and navigate high-stakes moments with confidence.
We clarify your leadership identity, non-negotiables, and the conditions under which you do your best work, so you stop forcing yourself to fit roles or cultures that drain you.
You develop language to clearly articulate your value, leadership style, and impact in conversations that matter — interviews, reviews, promotions, and high-stakes discussions.
We map and execute your next move with intention, whether that’s staying and reshaping your role or stepping into a new opportunity aligned with who you are and how you lead.
This method helps you move from confusion → clarity → confident action.
4 months of private 1:1 coaching
Month 1: Assess + Clarify
Month 2: Positioning
Months 3-4: Decide + Execute
$2000 total or $500/month for 4 months.
Limited spots available.
This work is for minority women leaders who are ready to stop circling the question and decide what’s next.
Oscar lives in a South American country, and he went from feeling frustrated that he couldn’t express himself authentically without making things awkward or offending people to becoming confident in his own skin and story, knowing exactly what to say and do in any given cross-cultural scenario, and having people praise him for his ideas.
Andrea, who lives in Thailand, went from culturally adapting with locals (but inwardly hating the process) to finding a way to effectively engage that still allowed her to be the most authentic version of herself.
