DR. ABE & AMY SMITH

Abe and Amy met at Baylor University while volunteering as Young Life leaders. Their wonderful friendship grew into a lifelong marriage that has spanned nearly three decades. They’ve grown a lot together and are passionate about helping others grow in their own lives!

Parents of four children, business owners, and community leaders, the Smiths bring real-life experiences to their coaching, training, and speaking platform. They’re committed to offering practical guidance to help people live well, grow forward, and thrive in life.

Amy typically works with women who find themselves in seasons of loneliness, disconnection, grief, loss, or simply wondering if there is something more to life than what they are experiencing. Their lives may look full on the outside, yet something inside feels unsettled, disconnected, or incomplete. Amy brings to her coaching a rich blend of professional and life experience, including degrees in business and education, a decade as the owner of a Kumon Enrichment Center, experience as a classroom teacher, and nine years of service on the Lovejoy ISD School Board. She also brings the wisdom that comes from loving and raising her children, walking through some of life’s most difficult challenges, and celebrating some of its greatest joys. Amy offers a safe and encouraging space where women can be fully authentic without feeling the need to pretend, perform, or have everything figured out. It is a place to feel seen and heard, find support in the most vulnerable parts of life, gain clarity about what matters most, and begin moving toward deeper connection, greater purpose, and a life that feels more whole.

Abe has been coaching individuals, leaders, and organizations for more than a decade, working with men and women from college students to retirees, solopreneurs to CEOs, and organizations ranging from small teams to those with hundreds of employees. His coaching helps people gain clarity about what matters most, make intentional decisions, and take meaningful steps forward. Along the way, he has helped people clarify their purpose, strengthen marriages and families, navigate seasons of transition, grow as leaders, build healthier teams, and create organizational systems that lead to greater effectiveness and sustainable growth.

Abe holds degrees from Baylor University, Southern Methodist University, and Harvard University in education, theology, and Industrial-Organizational Psychology, with specialized study and training in advanced negotiation, organizational behavior, strategic leadership, and team building. His diverse background allows him to bring together an understanding of people, relationships, leadership, and organizational systems. Whether working with an individual trying to determine what comes next or a leader seeking to move an organization forward, Abe’s approach begins with a simple question: What matters most? From there, he helps people gain clarity, live with greater intention, and grow forward in the areas of life and leadership that matter most.