Life Beyond Success
I help people who have built lives around success reconnect with real meaning, purpose, and vitality—without work being their entire world.
I’m Hailey. After years of striving, the success I’d worked for began to feel hollow, and my heart longed for something more meaningful.
I built a booming coaching business with hundreds of thousands of followers, a six-figure book deal, and features in The New York Times. On paper, I was living the dream.
But behind the scenes, I was burnt out, depressed, and meaning-starved. I kept on this way for years—waiting for a fulfillment that never came—until, at the peak of my career, a series of unexpected losses shook me awake.
I suddenly saw how narrow my world had become, and how many parts of myself—and my life—I’d neglected. Success, I realized, was never meant to be my meaning. This realization helped me slowly release the pressures of achievement, and embrace connection, creativity, and a vital new chapter—one where work mattered without being my whole world.
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One of our culture’s greatest myths is that success alone leads to fulfillment and happiness.
If you’ve been chasing a life that looks good on paper at the expense of a life that actually feels good, this guide will gently help you:
👉 Understand the psychology behind why achievement doesn’t lead to lasting fulfillment
👉 Uncover the unmet emotional needs that your drive for success is attempting to fill
👉 Begin building an inspiring vision of a bold new chapter—one with your core values and your definition of a meaningful life at the center
“For years I didn’t understand why I felt so empty. Coaching with Hailey helped me realize that even though I was successful, I was completely disconnected from my values of creativity and freedom. It’s no wonder I didn’t feel like myself. Coaching gave me the conviction to stop climbing the corporate ladder. I was able to step back, slow down, and pour my time into the things that fill up my soul. Now, I feel at peace. Thank you, Hailey.”
— Marie
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