MEET HALEEMA
Hey, I'm Haleema.
I'm a Christian marketplace mandate coach, and I help women take what they've lived and carried and turn it into work they feel called to do.
My Story
I didn't start out as a business coach.
I started by coaching women through purpose and healing. I sat in a lot of holy conversations, just listening.
And I kept hearing the same thing. A woman would tell me her story, and then she'd say, almost under her breath, “I think I'm supposed to use this to help other women.”
I couldn't unhear it.
So I started asking the next questions. Who is she? What does she need? What do you have that meets her there?
That's how my work grew into entrepreneurship coaching.
My Approach
I believe your story needs to be heard.
I believe the gifts God placed in you are meant for someone else in the marketplace. Here's what I do, and what we find underneath.
I listen to what you carry.
I ask questions about what you've lived and what you feel called to do.
Underneath: the part of your story that was never just yours. It was preparing you to serve.
I help you see who she is.
I help you get clear on the woman you're called to serve and where she is right now.
Underneath: she's been in your mind the whole time. You just haven't had words for her yet.
I help you name what she needs.
I connect your story to what she's asking for.
Underneath: the gift you've been overlooking because it feels ordinary to you.
I shape it with you.
I help you turn those pieces into clear positioning and an offer she can understand and say yes to.
Underneath: the confidence to say what you do, plainly, without second-guessing it.
I give you room to listen, pray, and discern the whole way through. Nothing gets rushed, and nothing gets built that doesn't feel like what God put in your hands.
Beyond the Work
You'll usually find me on a walk, wandering a museum soaking up history, or out on a hike. I'm always in the middle of a book.
Give me an evening of cards with my family and a good barbecue, and I'm happy. Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday for exactly that reason.
My work fills my cup. So does time in the Word.
