O Tomas Bell started Find Your Voice NYC in 2015 as a way to merge his voice, core-based fitness, and later, life and health coaching.
In 2020, the business was forced to shutter due to Tomas having a stroke, and did not start accepting clients again until 2025.
Today, Find Your Voice NYC is the metaphorical name for an online life & wellness program that provides accessible, affordable coaching worldwide.
My coaching approach marries good old-fashioned “kitchen table wisdom” handed down from my mother and grandmother, with contemporary coaching philosophy to create a unique, safe, and inclusive coaching environment.
Drawing on my 30-plus-year background in business, entertainment, and wellness, I use a range of methodologies to help you appreciate your strengths, recognize your resources, remove roadblocks, and meet your benchmarks. This ultimately helps you achieve your goal.
I don’t just talk the talk; I walk the walk. As a person affected by stroke-related disabilities, I understand how easy it is to throw in the towel. However, whatever transition you are going through, you owe it to yourself to at least try.
I don’t let my voice, or rather, the new sound of my voice after my stroke, or other physical and mental limitations, stop me from achieving my goals. Why should you let anything or anyone stand in your way?
With your patience and self-reflection, and some guidance, tools, and resources on my end, we can work together to achieve your goals.
My coaching is flexible and as inclusive as possible. Log in to a Zoom session with cc, or dial in, or have an SMS session.
My job is to hold you to account, and that I will do by addressing your roadblocks and finding solutions that work for you.
My affordable coaching program offers a range of affordable options starting at $99 per month.
If you are my client, you’re dealing with me. I work directly with you and have a vested interest in your success.
In life and business, you’re often looked down upon if you color outside the lines, but the greatest movers and shakers often did just that… with a bit of support.