Meet the Myers

We’ve spent more than 30 years leading — in ministry, in business, in marriage, and in our home. But not all of those years were strong.

There was a season when the non-profit we had founded was failing. The pressure was constant. The weight was heavy. And our marriage was not far behind. We were functioning, but not deeply connected. Productive on the outside, but not aligned underneath.

In the middle of that season, a pastor offered to walk us through strengths-based coaching as a couple. We agreed — not knowing it would change everything. We walked away saying it was better than marriage counseling.

For the first time, we weren’t just naming what was wrong. We were understanding how we were wired. We saw how our strengths were colliding. We recognized how old stories were shaping present reactions. We began untangling gifting from self-protection.

At the same time, Jeff found himself sitting in John Townsend’s living room as part of a leadership cohort — learning how the stories that shape us must be processed in community. It wasn’t theory. It was formation.

That season didn’t just change us. It saved our marriage. What began as survival became integration.

Over time, we both pursued formal training in CliftonStrengths and story-informed coaching. What once rescued our relationship became the foundation of our work.

Today, we guide leaders who are succeeding outwardly but know there is deeper work to do inwardly — helping them integrate their wiring and their story so they can lead with emotional health at work and at home.

Because leadership is not just about what you build.
It’s about who you become. And we know that work personally.