Robin Oneill

I coach because I know the power of having someone in your corner. As a competitive figure skater, I learned early on how much a great coach can do—not just to teach skills but to guide, encourage, and challenge you to become your best. Later, as a figure skating coach, I saw firsthand how transformative it was to help others build confidence, set ambitious goals, and achieve things they didn’t think possible. When I applied to business school, even though I had incredible mentors, I realized I needed a coach to help me clarify my story and strengthen my application. Asking for help was humbling, but it was also the best decision I made. My coach helped me see connections in my journey that I couldn’t see on my own, and that experience taught me how invaluable it is to have someone who truly understands the process and is invested in your success. Now, as a coach, I bring that same commitment to my clients. I know what it’s like to feel overwhelmed, and I know how transformative it is to have someone to guide you, cheer you on, and push you when you need it most. I coach because I want to help others navigate these moments with clarity, confidence, and the belief that they can achieve their dreams.