Caitlynrose Clark is an Executive Leadership Coach who specializes in accountability and communication. The purpose of her work is to accelerate human performance through authentic expression and self-accountability. If you often ask yourself, "Who am I?", Caitlynrose is the perfect person to help you find your answer.
Caitlynrose was born and raised in the personal development industry, providing her with an intimate connection to the art of communication and self-awareness. Using a unique approach of intuitive gifts combined with the curriculum her family has created over the last 30 years, Caitlynrose provides foundational tools that improve the quality of everyday life and relationships. Teaching practical methods to approach the most complex challenges we face is one of her specialties.
Caitlynrose can help you get aligned with your values and learn how to embody them. Working with her is saying a big, fat “YES” to learning how to be your own guru.
Check out some blog posts by Caitlyn Rose
As humans, we often fall prey to what I like to call "someday syndrome." It's this idea that right now isn't good enough, and that someday, things will magically fall into place.
There are times when I was feeling guilty for hitting the pause. However, I've come to realize that this is the part I don't want to miss. This is when the real magic happens.
Five hundred years ago, Michel de Montaigne said, "My life has been filled with terrible misfortune; most of which never happened." We’re STILL spending a lot of time worrying…
I can say with conviction that Momentum Consulting co-founder Craig Clark also happens to be the best dad in the world. 5 years ago I gave him a journal with 20 reasons why that’s the case. I recently found the journal and wanted to…
We’ve all heard of working smart, but what about working fun?
The personal development industry has exploded. Initially, I thought, “oh wow, this is amazing!” But then I had the sinking realization that too much of a good thing can be detrimental...
I’ve been stuck in this mindset that I need to make grand changes to my life, and then it will be fixed. If I just move to a new city, get a new house, a new car, a new therapist…
My partner and I broke up so we could grow closer together. And as the romantic partnership fell away, so did judgments of who we thought the other person should be…
Last Monday, I found myself facing an excruciating decision, one that no dog owner ever wants to make. It was the day we had to say goodbye to our sweet boy, Blaze. At just one and a half years old, he was the epitome of the goodest boy, bringing boundless joy and love into our lives.