about rachel
Rachel is an experienced business leader and a certified neurotransformational coach. She teaches people how to self-coach and supports clients to design the life they want to live and help them transform.
As a coach, Rachel has completed the CTI (Co-Active Training Institute) core coaching curriculum, Positive Intelligence (PQ) program, and a year-long NeuroScience, Consciousness and Transformational Coaching program for advanced coaches. Prior to that, she had also completed an 18-month CMI (Chartered Management Institute, UK based) Management and Leadership training, as well as a Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) Practitioner course. She has always dedicated volunteer hours and offer pro bono coaching to support people in need, and she is currently a volunteer coach at United World Coaches and Americorps Coaching Program.
As a business leader, Rachel has over 2 decades of global experience in both B2B and B2C marketing across various industries, transforming and developing teams, programs, campaigns, and delivering profitable business results for start-ups through Fortune 500 companies. Most recently, Rachel co-founded and led a partnership marketing agency CollabNxt for 3+ years, before she decided to follow her calling and take the leap of faith to create Inner Dragon Wisdom.
Rachel is vibrant, compassionate, and highly intuitive. She loves her life and always tries to live her life to the fullest. She treasures her time with her two young children when she never ceases to be impressed by their wisdom, and she also cherishes her “me time” during which she enjoys all sorts of activities, from reading and writing to singing, playing the ukulele, and dancing. Rachel loves hiking in nature with her Golden boy as well as many types of sports. She is hugely passionate about Taekwondo and is a first-degree (1 dan) black belt. And most recently, she starts learning Brazilian Jiu-jitsu.
Rachel holds an MBA degree from Goizueta Business School, Emory University, and is a CNTC (Certified NeuroTransformational Coach).
testimonials
Christian W. | Denmark
“Rachel is a very professional and resourceful coach. Her challenging, yet empathetic style is golden when helping a coachee to remove thinking blocks and become clearer about goals in work or life. Rachel skillfully deploys visualizations and other exercises to help her clients discover themselves and grow personally and professionally.”
Stephen P. | USA
“I really enjoyed meeting with and working with Rachel. I looked forward to all of our sessions. I learned about myself and coaching. I stepped into real and meaningful personal change. I am sincerely grateful for our coaching engagement. I would work with her again!”
Renee L. | Taiwan
“Rachel is a good listener and very patient… She clearly guided me through the process, cleared my chaotic thoughts and released my real emotions… What she gave me was not a one-time method but I can use them anytime I feel like I want to. Without her, I think that I am still stuck in the problem and make my life stagnant. I am grateful to have the chance to know my very first life Coach, Rachel, and process coaching sessions with her.”
about my coaching & mentoring
Q: How would you describe Rachel’s coaching style? What are Rachel’s strengths as a coach?
A1: “Rachel is very professional and resourceful. I loved the visualizations and exercises she did with me. Moreover, her challenging, yet empathetic style was exactly what I needed to move forward.”
A2: “Rachel’s coaching style is supportive, curious, actionable, honest, playful, and informative. Rachel provides live dynamic feedback that helps orient and progress the session. Her passion for coaching shines through the presence she holds in the coaching container.”
Q: What changes did you experience/notice as a result of coaching with Rachel?
A1: “Rachel helped me become clearer about my personal purpose. I have also learned a great deal about my gut feelings and how to become at even more ease to trust it.”
A2: “I developed more self-compassion. I organized my goals. I took concrete steps towards my goals. I achieved short- and mid-term goals. I gained a clearer vision of (and access to) my future. I connected more deeply with my values. I connected more deeply with people I care about. I saw new possibilities.”