This week Jami speaks with Relationship & Human Design Coach, and Author, Corissa Stepp about how she transitioned from the corporate world of finance to giving others the space and tools to be their authentic selves. Corissa also opens up about how becoming a mom and losing a dear friend led her down the rabbit hole of self-development and into a session with an Intuitive who pointed her in the direction of Human Design.
Corissa is a Relationship & Human Design Coach and Author. She graduated from James Madison University with a degree in Quantitative Finance and Financial Economics. She began her career on Wall Street, working for a prominent Investment Bank and, later, various Investment Firms. Over her 10+ year career in Finance, Corissa always seemed to struggle with feeling that she had a much bigger purpose and that she was designed to help others in a more meaningful way. It wasn’t until she experienced a significant life disruption that she embarked on a journey of healing and self-discovery and uncovered how she could serve others.
She now guides clients through creating transformations in their own lives and helps them understand who they truly are, their purpose, and how to find the power in the pain to create a life they love. Corissa is also a recovering people pleaser and perfectionist and now helps guide clients through healing their inner self-critic, letting go of the guilt, and the tendency to give more than they have. Together with clients, she helps them release the thought and behavioral patterns that are holding them back so they can step into a more empowered, authentic, confident, and interdependent version of themselves and ultimately find a meaningful relationship that aligns with their true value and worth.
