See what’s next in your career.
Then, let’s create it.

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Where my clients create

Who my clients freelance for

We spend a lot of time working. Some people are here:

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HATE WORK/ EXISTENTIAL CRISIS

MEH

LOVE MY WORK

And no one wants to be there. It's stressful, sometimes sleepless, and overwhelming.

If you’re reading this, you probably want to get there:

But finding authentic, creative, fulfilling work can be hard to do alone.

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HATE WORK/ EXISTENTIAL CRISIS

MEH

LOVE MY WORK

What I've learned coaching creatives for almost a decade:

  • Doing “what's practical" or "looks good" only gets you so far. Sooner or later, you'll want your brain to crackle and your heart to sing.

  • There’s not really a “secret sauce”: loving what you do sets you apart, period. You listen, learn, and show up differently; people can feel it.

  • Tech is bananas — it's changing us and the nature of work, fast. People who strategically consider it in their next step are better off.

“In every creative mind, you'll likely find a hamster wheel where fear, doubt, and uncertainty like to play. Kat has been instrumental in helping me
break cyclical mindset patterns.

She’s helped me to create momentum and excel as an empowering, compassionate, and present Creative Director — not only to my global team of designers and developers, but my sweet family and the entrepreneurial projects meaningful to my journey. Priceless.”

— Stephanie Jeong
VP Global Brand + Creative

Who I work with

Artists

Writers

Designers

Filmmakers

Creative Directors

Meet Kat

Kat helps creative people make their next contribution to our fast-changing world. 

Her approach is right/left brain-balanced and informed by her studies in art history/visual culture; the neuroscience of creativity; somatic meditation; conscious entrepreneurship; and the future of work.

She holds art history degrees from the University of California, San Diego and the Institute of Fine Arts, New York University. From 2009 - 2014 she was part of curatorial teams at Brooklyn Museum, MoMA, San Jose Museum of Art, and the U.S. Pavilion at the 13th Venice Architecture Biennale. Her coaching clients have created for Apple, the BBC, Google, MIT Media Lab, New York Times, Tribeca Film Festival, Oxfam, Rolling Stone, SFMOMA, and Spotify. She has been interviewed for The Cut by New York Magazine, Marketplace, Creative Review UK, and Apartment Therapy. 

Kat is a certified coach with the International Coaching Federation and lives in San Francisco.