RDan Lopez

HistoryI spent 25 years as the Career Education Manager for Long Beach Unified School District. My responsibilities included developing career programs and creating career opportunities for youth through adults. I recognized the need for individuals to have focused attention to discover what it is that really lights them up and excites them...versus just becoming employed in work that promised a good income or job security. I became a certified life coach to facilitate the limited thinking, fear and doubts that can come from stepping into one's passion and purpose. The tools and techniques I have learned and use do just that. Now I get to see the clients I coach in my practice inspired and passionate as they step into what it is that they are meant to do.SpecialtiesI believe we all have a unique set of talents, strengths, fascinations and abilities. When we combine as many of them as possible and put them into action, we have the opportunity to live our purpose and passion. I have over 28 years of experience in career development. I became a certified Martha Beck Life Coach over three years ago to better guide my clients to live what it is that they are here to do. My passion is guiding others to find and live theirs...in the work they do, the relationships they have and how they choose to live their life.

HistoryIn 2017 David learned the value of getting out of the office and getting into the real world with his clients. He recognized a critical gap in the standard treatment model and made it his business to fill it. Clients often need help, not only discussing their feelings and problems but, taking action toward living differently. You don't get there nearly as effectively by simply talking. In this way, David is not simply utilizing his experience and education to help clients discuss problems and think their way toward resolution, he helps them create positive change.SpecialtiesAs a Life Coach, David's personal philosophy is not to help clients see what is wrong with them, but rather to help them acknowledge and embrace what is right with them. He is often heard saying that