Hailey Magee is a certified coach who supports people navigating life transitions—those who feel like who they’ve been no longer fits who they’re becoming. Having walked this path herself and guided hundreds through it, Hailey walks beside her clients like a trail guide through the wilderness of change—helping them journey from doubt and uncertainty to clarity, self-trust, and a new chapter that is radically alive.

Hailey’s book Stop People Pleasing and Find Your Power (Simon & Schuster) has been translated into over 15 languages. Her work has been featured in The New York Times, The Gottman Institute, and Vox, and she’s facilitated workshops in partnership with Women In Music, WeWork, and other organizations. Certified by the International Coaching Federation and Erickson International, she has walked with over 500 clients on the journey of transition.

Hailey combines the practicality of solution-focused coaching with the emotional richness of depth coaching: perfect for those who want to make tangible change while diving into the big questions of meaning, purpose, and identity. Her approach is active and provocative, particularly resonant with those who feel like therapy has taken them as far as it can—who are ready to stop fixing and start living by harnessing energies of desire, creativity, and imagination.

At the heart of Hailey’s work is the belief that the journey of transition isn’t just a path to personal fulfillment—it’s a path to collective healing. In a world that increasingly drives us toward isolation and self-reliance, the transition process—where we question the stories we were taught, uncover our deepest values, and interrogate our meaning—emboldens us to question the status quo and imagine new futures. Hailey envisions a world where more people feel empowered to transition out of their old, individualistic identities to build stronger relationships, invest in their communities, and bravely contribute to the collective good.