About Lou
Hynes Coaching
Helping you make your soul’s purpose your career
To stay stuck, frustrated, jaded and apathetic in a job you’re no longer happy in simply isn’t an option.
So I’m here to help YOU figure out your ‘why’, so you can create a career move that gives you excited tingles.
You’re here to shine as brightly as you can.
I’ve always had a very strong ‘why’ (do you?)
I’ve always wanted to champion women and help them shine their light, particularly after having mine dimmed for too long with my own corporate experience.
My core strengths and skills diminished & diluted with each restructure
A horrible manager who made me dread going in to work
Feeling like a round peg in a square hole, lost and unsure how to break free
Now, my ‘why’ is even stronger. You see, we’re not guaranteed tomorrow.
Ask me how I know?
I lost my husband, Pete, who was just 40 years young in December 2022. And I remember, as he’d leave for work in the morning he would often say to me “go and change some women’s lives, today, Lou!” That in itself makes my mission even stronger.
Life ISN’T a dress rehearsal. We are here on this earth with a mission and purpose and it’s our job to figure that out and then go and do it in the short precious time we have available to us.
Here are some other things you should know about me…
In Human Design I’m a 5/2 Self-projected Projector with a defined throat and G Centre (IKYKY). I’m basically born to do what I do!
Early in my consumer insight career, I was presenting to a senior audience, and thinking I’d written ‘discount’ on the chart, imagine my horror when I clicked on to it and there, in a big bold header was the word ‘disco c*nt’!!!
I’m a classically trained singer and have sung everything from the solo in Handel’s Messiah to Roxie Hart’s ‘Roxie’ (don’t ask about the time my friend and I BOTH started on the completely wrong note in Pie Jesu)
My eldest child is called Will but I can’t hand write the letter W for toffee (really didn’t think that one through)
I lived in France for a year as part of my degree and eventually began dreaming in French and even forgot English words sometimes - such a strange phenomena!