CEO Story
Everyone has a starting point, everyone has their own story to tell. And while I have my own story to tell, my story will forever be written through the narrative that I choose, write and dictate.
There is only one of you born in this world, so my question for you is this:
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If you could create one thing in this world that explicitly yours - what would it be?
And what actions and steps would you take to get there?
About Me.
I'm an alignment mindset life coach, mental health practitioner and counsellor with 14 years of combined lived, professional, and applied experience in personal development, emotional resilience, and human behaviour. My expertise has been shaped through formal qualifications, coaching practice, training roles, and sustained psychological research, alongside firsthand experience navigating complex mental and emotional challenges.
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I hold a Certificate IV in Mental Health and an Advanced Certificate in Psychology and Counselling. Over the past 14 years, have worked extensively in life coaching and mentoring, researching psychological frameworks such as growth mindset, flow states, emotional regulation, and behaviour–thought pattern analysis. I've designed self-improvement curricula, coaching materials, surveys, and reflective frameworks aimed at improving mental well-being, life satisfaction, and purpose-driven living.
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The personal journey of overcoming anxiety, depression, people-pleasing, emotional numbness, and identity loss has transformed into a compassionate and practical approach. Hillary empowers clients to trust their inner voice, embrace their uniqueness, and cultivate self-aligned happiness. With extensive experience in training and teaching, from developing data systems and coaching adults in professional and recreational settings to conducting classroom-based workshops on job readiness.
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My work is grounded in evidence-based practices, including growth mindset, flow states, and behavioural analysis, alongside experiential strategies to improve productivity, mental health, and life satisfaction. Beyond professional coaching, my personal dedication to physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being enables her to model and guide holistic growth. Committed to helping others achieve sustainable transformation, I aim inspires individuals to overcome limitations, honor their past, and step into lives defined by abundance, purpose, and authenticity.
Story of the CEO and WPM Society's Vision:
"Blend in with the World or make your Mark"
I was the observer, I was the person that was scared to do anything because I didnt want to upset anyone or ruin the peace or the dynamic, and I was the person that let life make my choices for me.
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As a result, this affected my psyche, my health, identity and my composure. And for a little while, I was able to survive, blend in to the world so much that I was the person no one noticed. I was just another person in a world full of people - fitting in and feeling like I was okay being lost and nameless in the world.
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But that was not why I was born in this world. Everyone in this world has a gift that can't be replicated. And to copy another person in the world, is a dishonour to the person that you were built as.
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When I was 12 - I recognised that I was diagnosed with depression, when I was 15 - I was the perfect replica of a people pleaser and had the identity value of a empty corpse, when I was 17 - I was at the epitome of numbness...but suddenly everything changed after that 2 weeks of numbness to life. (I had school, work of 2 jobs, and life on top of all this going on behind the scenes).
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I had hit rock bottom completely. I was absolutely tired of pretending to be someone else. I could either dig myself a hole and create ruin for myself and others, or I could rise up and fight everything that I had been avoiding all so that I could live just a ounce better than I had for the past 5 years. I chose to fight and in return made a promise to my soul.
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I made a promise to never swoop to death as a option. But it wasn't going to be easy to find myself again, or to find my way out of the darkness I had laid in.
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From 18-19, I had done so much trial and error, that my emotional cycles constantly wanted to give up, my heart felt heavy, my body felt like it couldnt move. But I kept on going because I was sick and tired of being like everyone else. I was called weird when I was younger, and now I loved the fact I was weird. Because no one was going to be my type of weird. It wasn't a curse anymore it was a gift.
When I hit my 20s, I knew who I was to some degree, but I was scared to move forward as myself and choose for myself. I still let all those voices in my head dim my light and my choice to happiness - this was reflected on my friends, my family, my work and my value towards myself.
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And now, I have hit my acceptance tolerance of negative energy, people, and motives both in myself and from the people I had gathered around me. I want to live my happiest life, and my courage to fight for happiness was stronger than my fear to listen to everything holding me back.
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Truth is, its hard to find yourself in the world, but it is one of the most rewarding and rooted values that has not only kept me alive, but also pushed me to see that life is what you make it. Not what life makes out of you. It's easy to hide in the shadows and blend in, its easy to agree with everyone else because they started the conversation. But if you do that hard yards early or late, and you get that one taste of "this is me" moment, its incredibly addicting and freeing.
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Just remember that, if you keep on that path not only does life get more fulfilling, but life also gets easier, more positive and it feels like what is coming towards you is not just earned but deserving for you. Life is a journey, and not a sprint. And your outcome is everlasting authentic happiness, bit by bit to the last of your days.
"Life has shown me that trials and tribulations are a secret blessing in disguise. It showed me my resilience to life, the openness to try again and again, and my unlimited compassion that will forever be my light to raising myself and others." - CEO of WPM Society