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Your Bridge from Insight to Impact

Transform uncertainty and change into a catalyst for growth, creativity, and innovation.

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Rachel has the rare gift of being both radically sharp in her critical and creative thinking, while also possessing an immense depth and brightness in her ability to see people, communicate her ideas, and connect both 1-on-1 and with groups… For anyone considering working with or for Rachel, I cannot recommend highly enough that your answer be an astounding YES.

— Matt, AI Co-Founder

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The future is here.

And, it’s asking more of us than ever before.

Everything is accelerating. AI rewrites the rules of entire industries. Teams span continents and generations. The playbooks that built yesterday's success become obsolete before lunch.

No wonder 82% of professionals report burnout risk. We're all feeling it—the relentless pace, the endless pivots, the pressure to innovate while barely staying afloat.

But here's what the future's most successful leaders understand: breakthrough performance isn't about doing more.

It's about seeing more clearly. When constant change clouds our vision, the real competitive advantage belongs to those who can access the insight hiding beneath the noise.

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So, what if your next breakthrough isn’t only a strategy?

What if it’s a state of being?

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The leaders shaping tomorrow have discovered that growth isn't about working harder in the chaos—it's about seeing through it.

When you operate from genuine clarity, everything changes. The right path reveals itself. Your team moves with purpose, not panic. Innovation happens naturally because you're aligned with what actually matters.

This is your bridge from insight to impact. Not another framework to master, but a fundamental shift in how you lead, create, and navigate change.

The future belongs to those who can transform noise into signal, uncertainty into opportunity, and pressure into presence.

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Hi, I’m Rachel

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As a serial entrepreneur and award-winning designer, I led design for Salesforce's pioneering AI products, launching them at Dreamforce 2017. I've designed experiences for billions at Google and worked with Fortune 500 companies to transform how they connect with their audiences globally. Beyond founding ventures in education, emotional intelligence, and storytelling AI, I now partner with leaders at the intersection of rapid change and human transformation.

But my deepest insights came from where most wouldn't expect: 5,000+ hours of deep contemplative practice. When I brought these practices to Google, teaching meditation company-wide, I saw how thriving leaders don't manage uncertainty and change, they transform their relationship to it.

Ready to bridge insight to impact?

Keynote Speaking

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Rachel reveals how today's most successful leaders transform pressure into presence and uncertainty into breakthrough innovation.

From founders and executives to public figures and cultural icons, Rachel guides high-profile leaders to access new dimensions of impact and aliveness.

In a world demanding constant innovation while burning out its brightest minds, the most visionary leaders are discovering a different path. Through transformational coaching, Rachel helps you access the presence, clarity, and creative power that amplifies your impact.

Workshops

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Extend the impact of Rachel's keynote with immersive experiences that embed presence, creativity, and aliveness into your culture.

Your team has just experienced a powerful keynote that unleashed their ability to flourish. The energy is palpable. The insights are fresh. Now comes the crucial moment—how do you ensure this transformation takes root? Through experiential workshops, Rachel guides teams from revelation to revolution—creating embodied change that transforms how your organization works, creates, and thrives.

Coaching

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When constant change threatens to overwhelm, the real competitive advantage belongs to those who can see through the chaos. Drawing on her pioneering work in AI and deep contemplative practice, Rachel delivers keynotes that provide audiences with practical tools to access clarity on demand, lead from presence rather than pressure, and create cultures where innovation flows naturally.

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The future belongs to leaders who transform noise into signal, uncertainty into opportunity, and pressure into presence.

If you're ready for more creativity, more impact, more aliveness, let's explore.