Our Mission
We’re experienced coaches who also mentor other coaches. With over a combined decade of training and mentoring in this field, we bring practical tools and real-world strategies to help fellow coaches support their clients more effectively.
Angie is passionate about helping individuals, couples, families and teams close the gap between their dreams and their current realities.
Suzee’s passion and expertise lie in the area of love, family, hard conversations, finding and following your passion, and, of course, health and fitness.
 Our focus is on what works.
We offer proven, research-driven tools to help coaches better understand themselves and align their work with their clients’ goals. Our approach is designed to create lasting, meaningful results, leading to more confident, capable coaches and better outcomes for everyone involved.
How we help:
We offer personalized support, mentorship, and community-building, along with a resource hub where coaches can refine their skills, share insights, and grow. Whether it's through one-on-one mentoring, workshops, or collaborative events, we provide the structure and tools coaches need to thrive.
A supportive community:
We’ve created a space—both in person and online—where coaches can find ongoing mentorship and connection. Our goal is to foster a supportive community that helps coaches strengthen their practice and make a broader impact.
Hi! I’m Angie
Founder and Coach at SEAR
Angie Robertson has been working one-on-one coaching clients and leading workshops and events for over ten years. She began her journey with coaching after hiring a coach herself to work on her career in 2008.
Originally from Louisiana, Angie has a Juris Doctor and Bachelor of Civil Laws from the Paul M. Hebert Law Center at Louisiana State University. She has been practicing law in various areas for 18 years, including at an international law firm, as an operations attorney for a FORTUNE 500 company and at a small boutique firm. She also served as the Interim Executive Director of a nonprofit organization.
Angie is passionate about helping individuals, couples, families and teams close the gap between their dreams and their current realities. She not only uses her wit, kindness and compassion to help people fulfill their career and life goals, she uses her law degree to assist nonprofits.
Angie has coached CEOs, doctors, lawyers, entrepreneurs, finance professionals, HR professionals, artists and writers, to name a few. She has led a variety of programs both online and in person (from Dallas to Washington D.C. to Denver to Bali, Indonesia). She has led basic coaching workshops, to specialized workshops on family, dating, time, leadership development, and communication. Her appearances include: Jdate Webinar Series, General Assembly Dallas, Outdoor Voices Dallas, Athleta Dallas, Lifestyle Reboot Retreat (Bali), Vermont Bar Association’s 2018 Annual Meeting, Vermont Law School, and Louisiana-Mississippi Hospice Palliative Care Organization and HomeCare Association’s 2019 Annual Meeting.
Angie’s law practice focuses on the formation, representation, and counseling of nonprofit organizations and counseling other businesses in general corporate matters. She has spoken on several topics related to nonprofit law, including seminars on Bylaws 101, Bootcamp for Board Members, Sales Tax, Launching a 501(c)(3), and the impact of the Affordable Care Act.
Angie is happily married and lives in Dallas, TX with her husband and two daughters.
Hi! I’m Suzee
Founder and Coach at SEAR
Suzee Edwards was raised in Los Angeles, CA and graduated from UCLA with a Bachelor of Music degree and Cal State Northridge as a Music Therapist. She worked as a studio violinist until she left the music industry to see what the corporate world had to offer.
Suzee’s nationwide search led her to work with Barkley Court Reporters where she was responsible for recruiting and managing more than 100 reporters across the State of California.
In 2004, Suzee moved with her family to Jupiter, FL and decided to open up a pole dancing studio (yes!) and in 2008 became a yoga instructor.
Although her business was thriving, the truth was her 10 year marriage wasn’t.In search of a way to fix it, Suzee and her husband did everything from breath work to marriage counseling. They finally landed on life coaching. Although all the modalities helped, this was the first time Suzee realized she also had to take responsibility for her impact on what was failing in their marriage and work to be vulnerable and honest about what she truly needed. She fell in love with this style of life coaching which drastically improved so many areas of her life. So much so, she decided to become an executive life coach herself. No surprise, Suzee’s passion and expertise lie in the area of love, family, hard conversations, finding and following your passion, and, of course, health and fitness. She works with clients all over the world.
Suzee & Phillip have been married for 23 years, have two children, one dog, and several yoga mats
