Meet the Founder
I arrived in London with £100. I built a career, qualified as a personal trainer and nutritional adviser, and was ready to leave property behind. Then a serious accident changed everything.
None of what followed was planned. All of it was useful.
The long way round
A year later I studied Occupational Therapy, learning how people think, move, recover and rebuild. When I finished I went back to property, fell into bid management, and discovered I was good at it. Ten years, some of the most competitive pitches in the industry, and a methodology built on understanding what makes people choose you.
When the body says no
Years of powerlifting gave me something back the accident had taken. Then my spine decided otherwise. Chronic pain forced another reinvention, quieter this time. That's when I understood Grace not as a concept but as a necessity.
Feeling the fear and doing it anyway
The accident left me with PTSD that kept me off the road for over a decade. This year, after coaching, I got back behind the wheel. Photography had sat dormant for ten years. Within six months of picking it up again I was booking professional shoots.
Your story probably has the same shape. Something you've been circling. A fear that has been making your decisions for you without your consent. That's exactly where we start.
What I bring
ICF-accredited coach. BSc in Occupational Therapy. Qualified personal trainer and nutritional adviser. Evidence-based in everything, because I have never been interested in insight that doesn't hold up.
Edge & Grace exists because I needed it to. And because every person I have ever sat across from has needed it too.