Meet Darienne Mobley
What lights me up …
is seeing others succeed. I always cry at awards shows. I love to celebrate when my clients have a win. Working with people and/or their teams is what I do best. I am grateful that I am doing what I am best at as a coach and speaker at this point in my career. I light up when a group of women that I am facilitating start to bond and be vulnerable with each other. I know that I have created those safe places. I light up when an audience is motivated by my message in a presentation or workshop. I love to hear someone say, ‘I never saw it that way before’.
What I do and where I come from
With 35 years of experience in the tourism industry, I’ve had the distinct honor of serving as the Director of Tourism for both the states of Mississippi and Louisiana and many positions in between.
In 2017, I received by Certified Professional Coach designation through the International Coaching Federation and now I work with individuals, teams, organizations, and groups. The intention is always the same. To help them do life and work better.
Supporting women leaders is my sweet spot. We teach what we know best. I am a woman leader and I know the issues that we face. Being pulled in so many directions and not believing we are showing up in any area of our lives as well as we should or want to. We are our own worst enemies. We also believe (is this a southern thing?) that we must take care of everybody else before we get to take care of ourselves. I want to help women change that paradigm.
Why I do it
I have been blessed with gifts and talents, just like you. But, for most of my career, I was not using them as fully as I am now. I am blessed that my clients trust me with sharing who they are and what they believe. what they want and need. I have had the opportunity to work with people I admire and respect. I get to have these amazing relationships in my life.
I am best when I am in my yoga pants on the beach outside my house appreciating the beauty that surrounds me. Maybe a glass of wine and some neighbors around me.
You can’t give from an empty cup.
