While most coaches focus on building willpower, discipline, and self-esteem, Tim focuses on developing an awareness of self that allows gentleness and self-compassion to emerge. Goal achievement doesn't need to feel like work.
The focus is not on building a better story about yourself — it's on developing awareness of the story you're already in. Most of what we experience as being stuck is really being trapped in an identity pattern so familiar it feels like the truth. The work is to help you notice that you are not your identity — and to create enough safety and spaciousness to act from something larger.
Self-compassion isn't the destination. It's what makes it safe to look. What you find there changes everything.
Side effects may include: incredible fitness, significant weight loss, the creation of sustainable habits, and an explosion of new possibilities.
The tools and techniques used are scientifically validated and rigorously tested — but some people achieve better results than others. Compassionate Coaching is most effective for people who are:
For those new to coaching
A more gentle approach for those not quite ready for an intensive. One call a week to talk about what's going on, plus daily check-ins to keep you moving forward.
Hard-fought wins don't happen overnight
Change is an intensive process, not a hack. This plan gives you the depth and continuity to create real transformation. As-needed calls with priority scheduling.
Keeping your momentum
For those who've completed a Monthly Supportive plan and want to stay on track. You've got the ball rolling — this keeps you from sliding back.
Available to Monthly Supportive alumni only.
The first call is to determine what type of coaching would best suit your needs. It's free, it's a conversation, and there's no commitment.
15 minutes · Eastern time · No commitment
Tim is on a mission to transform our cultural understanding of depression and mental health. He has spent the past decade sifting through the latest findings in psychology, neuroscience, Buddhist philosophy, and peak performance — and putting what he's learned to the test in the athletic arena.
Along the way he's proven that an aging vegan athlete dealing with severe depression can excel in some of the world's most grueling sports: mountain running, stair climbing, snowshoe racing, cross country skiing, and trail running. He's been named U.S. Masters Runner of the Year four times, earned twenty U.S. Championship titles, and in 2019 broke the American Record for the road mile for ages 50–54.
Now a sought-after coach and presenter in the fields of mental health, nutrition, and athletic performance, Tim has inspired people around the world to improve their health and change their lives — not through force or discipline, but through a more compassionate approach to themselves.