experience, she created Empowering Life LLC which offered Professional Organizing and Life Coaching to her clients for 16 years. Her love of people and her belief that each of us has a unique story to share compelled her to become a Life Coach. She is passionate about moving ever forward in her life to embrace that which is most wonderful, most magical, and most sacred.  She has a deep sense of gratitude to have the opportunity to support others on their path.

As Chief Culture Officer and a founding member of Caliva, a cannabis company, Shanny worked to know the cannabis plant at an energetic level. For seven years, in the Caliva Gardens, she, along with other employees, weekly listened to and blessed the plants in all its plant-spirit medicine. Their consistent intention was aimed at having the best experience and product for their customers. 

Shanny’s capacity to inspire employees to bring greater purpose, passion and productivity to work was developed during her global engagement with other spiritual, community and organizational leaders. Among her greatest achievements, Shanny was part of a collaborative global leadership initiative to bring 140 communities together for a common purpose. She led the development of a structure to select a leader for an enterprise that provides services to people with developmental disabilities across the globe. In addition to her extensive background in business administration and high-level finance, Shanny specializes in human consciousness, energy healing and shamanic practices.  

As well as a Certified Restorative Touch Practitioner and Cowry Shell Diviner, Shanny is a member of the International Coaching Federation and co-author of a book titled, Lasting Gifts. In her Celebrant work, Shanny is an ordained minister through UBM and practices as a Life-Cycle Celebrant. She was awarded a leadership scholarship from Regis University where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree with a double major in Accounting and Business Administration and a minor in Psychology. She holds a Master of Arts degree in Not-For-Profit Leadership from Seattle University.