Meet Rachel
CERTIFIED DREAMBUILDER COACH
As a DreamBuilder Coach, certified by Brave Thinking Institute, Rachel Evans can help you design and manifest a life that’s in harmony with your Soul’s purpose.
Rachel is an inspiring speaker, passionate educator, and a highly sought after transformational coach. Now combining this background with the proven Brave Thinking® technology, Rachel is helping clients achieve extraordinary results in accelerated time – helping them transform their lives and close the gap between the life they were living and a life they absolutely LOVE living.
Empowering Beacon: Rachel Evans exemplifies resilience and love. Based in Eureka, CA, she combines financial expertise with a passion for empowering women, transitioning from corporate roles to a certified DreamBuilder Coach, dedicated to helping others achieve their dreams.
Rachel’s career began at ChoiceCare in 1994, after receiving a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Ambassador University. She progressed through roles at various financial institutions, culminating in her 2021 entrepreneurship as a Notary Public and Signing Agent and pursuing life coach certification.
As a single mother who has navigated personal challenges like divorce, Rachel’s deep empathy fuels her mission to guide women, especially working moms, toward purposeful living. Her coaching addresses emotional, physical, and financial well-being.
Rachel’s global vision aims to enrich women’s lives, maintain vibrant lifestyles, and provide resilience training.
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Group Coaching
When we connect with a tribe of people with similar values and beliefs, amazing things can happen. You expand your network of valuable connections. You get to give and receive help and support. You get to experience that priceless feeling of being part of something greater than yourself. My Group Coaching clients benefit not just from the coaching process, but also from peer learning with others. Plus, many of my clients find coaching in a group puts them “less on the spot”, giving them more time to reflect and integrate their insights.
