Amanda Doyle
Life coach for ambitious working moms and perfectionists
| Hourly rate range | $80 to $155 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | Confidence and self-esteemStress and overwhelmMindset and habitsWork-life balanceLife transitionsStress and burnoutHealthy habitsPromotions and advancementWomen's careers |
| Works with | Women, Parents and Professionals |
| Also coaches | Health coach and Career coach |
| Practice | Choose Better Thoughts |
Amanda Doyle is a life coach who helps ambitious, high-achieving moms with perfectionism, overthinking and guilt. She runs Choose Better Thoughts. She has coached this exact transition for six years and worked with hundreds of clients. She teaches self-coaching tools that cut mental friction at work, at home and around food and exercise. Her core program is Feel Better, a 12-week course with 10 skills and one simple model.
What Amanda helps with
Amanda works on the mental load that comes with motherhood and high achievement. She helps clients spend less energy on overthinking and more on what they want.
- Replaying meetings and conversations after work
- Overworking to prove your value
- Guilt and pressure at home
- Perfectionism and overthinking
- Less food, weight and workout chatter
- Going after a raise, promotion or business goal
- Deciding what you want once you have more capacity
Who Amanda works with
Amanda coaches high-achieving working moms who use perfectionism, pressure and overthinking to hold everything together. She also works with women who have more capacity again and want to choose what comes next. Former clients can return for ongoing coaching as life changes.
How Amanda works
Amanda teaches self-coaching. Her Feel Better program runs 12 weeks and covers 10 skills built on one simple self-coaching model. The aim is to reduce mental friction so effort goes further. Her Build Something Bigger work helps clients find what they want, set one measurable result and make a realistic plan. Former clients can join ongoing coaching to catch old patterns early. She also offers more individualized, high-touch support.
Background and qualifications
Amanda has spent six years coaching mothers through the shift that comes with having kids. She lived that shift herself. She found that the work-harder formula she used to prove she was capable stopped working after motherhood, and self-coaching gave her a new approach. Since then she has worked with hundreds of clients. She also hosts a podcast and offers a study guide to go with it.
Amanda Doyle pricing
Programs and services
- Feel Better: 12-week self-coaching program for working moms
- Build Something Bigger coaching
- Ongoing coaching for former clients
- Individualized high-touch coaching
- Podcast study guide
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The CoachVouch take
Amanda built her coaching on her own experience of motherhood and perfectionism, and has used it with hundreds of clients over six years.
Best for working moms who are tired of perfectionism and overthinking and want more energy for work, family and their own goals.
Common questions
How much does Amanda Doyle charge?
Coaching with Amanda runs $80 to $155 an hour. Message Amanda from this page for an exact quote.
What does Amanda Doyle help with?
Amanda Doyle helps with replaying meetings and conversations after work, overworking to prove your value, guilt and pressure at home and perfectionism and overthinking.
Does Amanda Doyle offer coaching after the 12-week program?
Yes. She offers ongoing coaching for former clients who know the tools and want support as life changes.
Is Amanda's coaching only about motherhood?
No. She says the skills also apply to making the second half of life intentional, including career and personal goals.
How do I contact Amanda Doyle?
Send Amanda a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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