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It’s easy to avoid the hard things by doing the routine things. – Amy Goober

About Amy Goober

Amy Goober’s newest program Drive Your Life ™ helps women put themselves back on the To Do List and get into action. Drive Your Life ™ is a signature talk, small group coaching program, vibrant Facebook group and soon to be published book. Amy’s program supports women to get into the driver’s seat of their own lives using a unique 5 step process to start moving forward. Women are finding success in so many areas: career, health and wellness, love relationships, parenting, friends and activities.

Amy received her B.S. in psychology from Cornell University. She opened The Icing on the Cake, a Boston cake bakery, at 26 in 1986. She has since sold it, but it continues to be one of the top bakeries in the Boston area.

As a C.O.P.E. Certified Health Coach, through the Villanova School of Nursing, Amy has helped over 600 clients in her 7 years of health and wellness coaching. She has reached the level of Global Director at Optavia, being one of only 2% of all 35,000 Health Coaches at the company. She leads, supervises and mentors a team of 70 coaches. Amy has moved from bakery founder to stay at home Mom, seasoned health coach, and now founder of her newest program Drive Your Life ™. She speaks on leadership, health and wellness and personal motivation topics.

Connect with Amy

Stacey & Amy talk about…

• What Amy wanted to be when she grew up and how it plays out in her work today (2:30)
• Career transitions: From Secretary to Advertising to Baker to stay at home mom to coach for women  (4:40)
• Making the shift from promoting a product to a service based on your own ideas & thoughts/Amy Goober. (18:30)
• Create to create and enjoy a hobby not to always produce. (27:00)
• Dealing with low motivation, avoiding burn out, and the importance of having the right support system (33:00)
• Biggest formality Amy had to shed to get to where she is today (43:00)

Watch your own behavior. And when you’re not doing what you should be doing [for your life or business] try to figure out why. – Amy Goober