Hey, I'm Abigail!
I’m an internationally trained and qualified life coach on a mission to encourage and inspire other people to live the lives they’re being called to live.
I believe we are each on this earth for a reason, and I LOVE helping people realize and own that truth so that they can reach their God-given potential in all areas of life.
I combine life and faith in my coaching because what is life without faith? I help my clients grow their faith in God while also empowering them to grow their faith in themselves and the amazing person God created them to be. One of my biggest joys is seeing people walk in freedom, live with confidence, and grow in purpose.
What I Do:
I coach and mentor people who want MORE. More purpose. More freedom. More Christ-centeredness. More growth. More confidence. More intention. More strength. More consistency. More options. People who want to go deeper in their walk with Christ and who are ready to live out their calling in every aspect of their lives. I love helping my clients grow, dive deep, and walk in purpose every day - free from doubts, fears, and insecurities and fully grounded in the amazing, confident person God has created them to be.
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Arianna Gray, Founder of Remain Authentic
The process that I created with Abigail for achieving my dreams and goals has helped me not become so overwhelmed while working toward my passions. It's also been freeing to be able to release some fears and share more of who I am in my creative work and has helped me to connect more with other creatives. Now that I have a system in place for focusing on my priorities and organizing my ideas, the feeling of always being overwhelmed has left and my love for lettering and the reasons why I started Remain Authentic in the first place have resurfaced.
Grace L., Teacher
I know that nobody’s perfect, but sometimes people put a “perfect” label on me because they know my husband is a minister. I knew that I would only be able to grow if I was honest about my struggles or areas of my life that I wasn’t happy with or felt like I could grow in. One of my favorite things about working with Abigail is that she doesn’t hesitate to say, “I’ve been there…” I felt so comfortable and like I could be real with her! Since undergoing coaching with Abigail, I think the biggest change for me has been my view of my relationship with the Lord. It was so freeing when I shifted my mindset from one of obligation to one of enjoyment and discovering different ways to spend time with Him.
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I’m probably doing this wrong. I wasn’t raised in a tradition that observed Lent. I had never even really heard much about it until a friend I’d met at a summer job in college asked what I was giving up for Lent.
“I’m giving up coffee,” she said.
“So it’s like a fast?” I asked.
“Sort of.”
She talked a bit more about it and then listed some things people usually give up.
“Um, ok, I’ll give up sweets,” I decided.
The other day, I sent a meme to a friend (meme-sending is my love language), and after sending back a laughing emoji, he asked, “How are you doing?”
In slower seasons of life, when I’m in a time of transition or waiting on God to open a door, I hate answering this question because I always want to share something new or exciting that’s happening. So to avoid answering with what I feel, (“My life is going nowhere!”) I usually respond with something like, “Oh, you know, same as always.” After I’d said that I asked him, “How have you been?” and his response caught me off guard.
Are the leaves changing or are they being changed? Or both?
That’s how this season has been for me: I’m changing while being changed.
Here are five books that have helped me grow spiritually. I hope they help and encourage you, too.
Here are five books that have encouraged me and helped me grow during my waiting seasons. I hope they help and encourage you, too.
Wanna get to know me? Come say hi on Instagram!
That’s where I share my heart as well as offer free live trainings from time to time.
Here’s what I’m reading this summer…