I've worked with thousands of clients — coaches, consultants, therapists, creatives, and multi-hyphenates — who can't fit their genius into a single title and every single one of them is playing smaller than they should be.
Not because they lack the skill.
But because somewhere along the way they learned to make themselves more manageable. And more palatable for everyone else in the room.
That's what we fix.
In practice, this looks like:
I'm not going to let you get away with a business that looks good on paper but leaves you feeling dead inside.
It's my job to find the through-line between everything you do and figure out how to make it make sense — and make money.
And once things are figured out? You have to get to go live it. Which is its own ongoing practice.
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Sustainable success requires clarity about what you're building, conviction that it matters, and the courage to make yourself the best asset your business has ever had.
This is the work. You in?
I started coaching in 2011, after a decade of out-in-the-world work that included jobs in hospitality, retail, fundraising, event management, real estate, and marketing. I have a degree in Psychology from University of North Carolina and a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach certification from the Coaches Training Institute.
I started teaching year-long coaching programs in 2014. The same year that I launched my first podcast, Raise Your Hand Say Yes. Oh, and my twins were born that year too.
Yeah, I keep myself busy.
In 2017, I quit drinking and am proud to say that I’m in my 9th year of sobriety.
In 2018, we moved to Colorado. In 2020, I launched my Covid-inspired hobby of baking French pastry. I was diagnosed with ADHD in 2021, and in 2023, I started taking dance again 32 years after Ms. Andrea at Fain School of Dance in Clemson told me I wasn't cut out for it. Ms. Andrea was wrong.
In the midst of all this, I’ve had things that worked beyond my wildest dreams.
And I’ve also had the messy middles. And the “failed” launches. The bad years. The chapters where the revenue actually doesn’t bounce back and I’m left wondering where the hell to go from here.
I'm not up here pretending I've had it figured out the whole time.
Instead, I've earned decades of pattern recognition, zero patience for unnecessary hedging, and the uncanny ability to see exactly what you're capable of—even when you can't see it yourself.
Business in the front. PARTY in the back.
Long story short: I’ve seen a lot. I’ve done a lot. I’ve been a lot. (And to imagine that some people think they’re insulting when they call me “too much”.)
Stop waiting to feel ready and come do the thing with us. (Because being terrified together and doing it anyway is beautiful.)
You know you're ready for what's next. Let's spend three days figuring out exactly what that is and building the map to get you there.
Here's what working together looks like.
Your next move is in here somewhere:
My Substack, The Business of Being Tiffany Han, offers an inside look at how I navigate my own business, tangles and all. We're talking income reports, real-time experiments, and strategy for days.
Yes please!