Known as the Go Deep Coach, Lisa Dalton has inspired and guided others
to embark on new careers, establish and maintain meaningful
relationships, and find joy in their lives by making the choice to take
positive action and be true to themselves.
Lisa came to coaching after pursuing her own inner passion and
dream of working behind the scenes and being part of the magic that is
created by performance. At 21 years old, she followed her dream from
the Midwest to San Francisco and began her career in film, television,
and music. This led to a production position on a World Tour with
recording artist Janet Jackson. Having spent 15 years in the
entertainment industry as a Producer, Promoter, and Production Manager,
Lisa has real-life experience in “creating a life you love.”
A marketing career followed and after a corporate layoff
post-9/11, Lisa wanted to follow a more meaningful path in her work and
sought the guidance of a life coach. Through this work, she chose to
study life coaching and founded her own company, The Inner Sea, at 42
and brings her life experiences as a businesswoman, single mother and
personal growth enthusiast to inspire and guide others as they create
the dynamic, fulfilling life they have always dreamed of.
Lisa is also a motivational speaker speaker and is co-author of A Guide To Getting It: Purpose & Passion and Water Cooler Diaries: Women Across America Share Their Day At Work.
She is a Professional Certified Coach with the International Coach
Federation and received her training from the International Coach
Academy. Lisa shares her life in the Chicago suburbs with her new
husband, her son and three stepsons. Visit her website at www.godeepcoach.com
“It's hard to put into words what Lisa has done for
me. She is a powerfully effective coach that challenges me in many ways
and makes me see my wisdom, excuses and brilliance. She has helped me
gain so much confidence in my life and I now feel I am an empowered
woman. I can't say enough about Lisa... ” G.W., Boulder, CO
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