How does one become a butterfly? You must want to fly so much that you are willing to give up being a caterpillar.

Trina Paulus

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About Us

Bill Baren Coaching is an organization that works with intelligent and conscious entrepreneurs who find either time, money or energy is missing from their work/life mix. Together we create prosperity by aligning their business and life so that there's more than enough money, time and energy for what's really meaningful to them.

Since 2001 we have coached hundreds of entrepreneurs, business owners and executives to success and prosperity.
Bill Baren

Bill Baren

Creativity Catalyst

Perhaps the best way to begin to describe what I do is to share the defining moment in my life that got me to where I am today. I woke up one morning in the summer of 2000 and simply couldn't get out of bed. I could no longer escape from acknowledging that I was depressed and that my life was no longer working. Though I had at one point enjoyed my career that looked incredible on paper, my heart was no longer in it. It wasn't enough that I was managing a music distribution company and was constantly around incredible music.

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Kristine Carey

Kristine Carey

Senior Associate Coach & Mentor

I'm from Texas, and moved to California in 1988. Texas A&M is my alma mater, granting me a degree is History; if you're familiar with the school you'll know it's not exactly known for it's Liberal Arts departments - it's more of a math and science school. Thus began the story I made up of not fitting in to the dominant culture; my working at the college radio station only emphasized this fact. How could I make it in the structured, corporate mainstream when what I was doing didn't quite fit?

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Alan Roby

Alan Roby

Senior Associate Coach

My career path began like that of many people, born more out of practicality than passion. Not knowing precisely what I wanted to do, I chose to major in business management, deciding that it would likely provide a good foundation for whatever I would end up doing, once I really figured out what "it" was going to be.

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