Hey, I’m Christy.
I help established coaches, consultants, and service providers turn proven expertise into their next-level offer.
I’m the person who naturally sees how the pieces connect, where things are more complicated than they need to be, and what needs to happen next to take your business to its next level.
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You’ve built something that works. Now it needs room to grow.
I know what it’s like to be good at what you do and still feel like your business is running you. Your clients get results. Your calendar is full. And the way you deliver your work has quietly become the thing standing between you and your next level.
More than anything, I know what it’s like to see exactly where you want to go and not have the time or headspace to map the path while you’re busy taking care of everyone else.
“I can’t take on one more 1:1 client.”
“I know my next offer is in here. I just can’t get it out of my head and into the world.”
“I keep saying next quarter.”
I’m the person who sees the structure hiding inside the mess.
Give me the offer you’ve outgrown, the client experience that’s running through you, or the launch you keep pushing to next quarter.
I naturally start looking for the connections. What needs to happen first. What can be simplified. What the client needs. What you and your team need behind the scenes. What is actually important, and what is just adding noise.
My role is not to tell you that there is one perfect way to build your business. It is to understand what you are trying to create and help you make the decisions that fit your business, your capacity, and the people you serve.
Sometimes that means designing the offer. Sometimes it is fixing the client experience. Sometimes it is finally putting a launch plan around the thing you have been meaning to release.
I’ve spent years behind the scenes of businesses doing $40K to $50K months, building the offers, launches, systems, and client experiences that make that level possible. I’ve done this strategy work with women at the $300K+ level.
The goal is always the same: clarity, structure, and a path forward you can actually use.
I don’t want to hand you another formula. I want to help you build something that actually fits.
At your level, you don’t need another course or framework. You need someone who can see the whole picture.
Figuring out what to build next, how to structure it, how to deliver it, and how to launch it can quietly take over the rest of your business and your life.
You need someone who can sort through what’s already there, make the decisions alongside you, and turn it into a plan you’ll actually execute.
That is the kind of work I love doing.
A few things that have nothing to do with strategy.
Family is my absolute happy place, especially if it involves watching my boys play hockey or baseball or snuggling up on the couch watching Ted Lasso.
I love learning and am almost always somewhere in the middle of a course or two. Thank you, ADHD brain.
I believe personal development is one of the most important gifts we can give ourselves and one of the easiest things to ignore when life gets busy.
I can remember song lyrics, actors’ names, and movie quotes like it is my job, but I cannot remember the items on my grocery list once I leave it on the kitchen counter.
Ryan Reynolds is the best-looking Ryan in Hollywood. I said it and I meant it.
How it started. How it’s going.
My path here was not especially straight, but it taught me a lot about work, recovery, reinvention, and what happens when you finally pay attention to the things you are naturally good at.
It did not start with entrepreneurship.
Before Lumiera Solutions, I spent 15 years working in a hospital. Like a lot of people with ADHD, I bounced around a lot and worked in several different areas along the way.
Then a car accident changed everything. During recovery, an Occupational Therapist gave me an assignment that sounded simple: start putting the things I loved back into my life and figure out what actually made me happy.
It turned out to be one of the best pieces of advice I could have received.
Recovery gave me room to rethink what came next.
When it became clear that returning to work would mean choosing a more meaningful path for me and my family, I started looking differently at the work I wanted to do.
I knew I wanted something that gave me more room to use the way my brain naturally works: seeing patterns, organizing moving pieces, simplifying systems, and helping other people get unstuck.
I found the work I actually love doing.
I started helping clients online as a Virtual Assistant and quickly realized that spending all of my time and effort on day-to-day execution was not the part I loved most.
What I loved was putting together a business. Finding the best tools and strategy to make it all run like clockwork. Helping someone take an idea that felt overwhelming and turn it into something clear enough to use.
Eventually, that became the work: helping established business owners design their next-level offers, build the experience behind them, and launch them into the world.