Hi! I’m Alix Lynch. Thanks for taking the time to learn if I could be a good fit.

I’ve spent 17 years inside high-pressure organizations like Intel and Amazon, not just surviving - but fighting for what’s right. I’ve coached individuals and VPs, rebuilt broken cultures, and helped leaders evolve when the stakes were high and the systems of people and processes were resistant.

But I’ve also lived complexity outside the boardroom. As an international orphan, a single parent, a highly-sensitive person, and someone who’s navigated toxic environments with clarity and grit - I bring lived intelligence to every coaching conversation. My insight isn’t just trained. It’s earned.

I work with people who lead, whether it’s teams, ideas, or their own transformation. My clients are executives, founders, and sensitive high-achievers who know something’s off and are ready to name it, face it, and fix it. I help them move from stuck to strategic, from burnout to alignment, from silence to conviction. They walk away with clarity and confidence.

I’m certified by the International Coaching Federation and hold an MBA in Strategic Management plus an undergraduate in Psychology and Spanish. But my real credential is this: I tell the truth with care, and I help people become what they were always meant to be.

If this resonates, let’s talk. Use the Schedule button or Contact page to book a free virtual meet and greet.

Warm regards, Alix
Coach and Culture Architect
Growth Perspective

What I Believe

• Inspired people outperform fear-managed ones. Purpose and emotional safety aren't soft - they're strategic.

• Truth, when told with care, transforms everything. I don’t offer comfort-first coaching. I offer clarity-first partnership.

• Culture is built through behavior, not banners. If individuals and leaders don’t evolve, systems won’t either.

• Sensitivity is not weakness - it’s wisdom. Intuition, emotional depth, and predictive insight are assets worth amplifying.

• The right thing can be the most strategic thing - if someone’s brave enough to name it. I help people become that someone. And I help name it.