I see you. You've changed!
Has your story caught up?
There comes a point when the life you've built, the roles you've played, even the things you've been successful at, deserve a second look.
Maybe you're ready to change careers, step into leadership, build something of your own, or finally go after the idea you keep putting off.
Maybe you can't name the next chapter yet.
You just know you're ready for one.
I'm Cathy Tallone,
Transformation + Leadership Coach, Speaker, Retreat Leader, and Creator of The Story Codes™.
I work with women who have lived enough life to know themselves and are ready to explore what's possible for their next chapter.
For more than 20 years, I've supported women navigating change, discovering new possibilities, and finding their own way forward. My experience, intuition, and genuine fascination with women's stories have given me a unique ability to hear what you dream of, recognize the threads in your story, and reflect back something extraordinary you haven't fully seen in yourself.
Through private coaching, meaningful conversations, leadership experiences, and immersive retreats, I help turn those discoveries into intentional choices about how you want to live, work, and lead.
Because the woman you've become has a lifetime of experience, wisdom, and stories behind her.
And YOU get to decide what comes next.
I believe your next chapter IS the most exciting yet!
You know you're capable of change. You've probably reinvented yourself more than once.
And now, with everything you've learned and experienced, imagine what you could create next.
As we recognize the patterns in your stories, we begin to hear the deeper story of what you're reaching for. We question the beliefs that may be limiting what's possible and give your vision room to take shape.
Then we get to work. Together, we make decisions, take action, and bring that vision to life.
You’ve changed and I see you!
I am your Partner in Believing.
List 5 things, RIGHT NOW, that you would love to do, be, have, give, or create if age, gender, time, money, education, and experience were not restrictions.
We all have a story for why we can’t change. The comfort zone is our safety net, and it keeps us coming back to the same old narratives:
'I can't because…'
These stories are more than excuses—they're the scripts our minds use to keep us safe. But what if those stories aren't true?
Why I love working with Women
It feels strange to say now, but for years, I didn’t have, or trust, women as friends; I loved hanging with the guys. They were easy, and way more fun! My relationship with women was a slow, sometimes challenging journey. I had to confront my own stories and judgments to truly understand the beauty, strength, and power that comes from connecting with other women.
The reason I work with women is because I’m in love with their stories. I see their struggles, through all of my own struggles, and I feel incredibly protective and compassionate with the mental, physical, and spiritual spaces, they occupy.
Women have a collective story—a beautiful, messy, lonely, powerful story that’s as heartbreaking as it is magical. It's a mix of intuition, strength, complexity, and sacredness. We strive to be seen, to be relevant, to accomplish, to help, and to be strong, but we’re often left wondering how to do this, on our own terms. So many of us carry generational stories, beliefs we never questioned, social conditioning that shaped us into someone we don't recognize, and protective narratives that keep us safe, but also dim our light and keep us small.
I know so many women who have quietly set their dreams aside, often out of love, to keep others comfortable and safe. I know how it feels to carry that weight, knowing that the world feels more at ease when we stay predictable, steady, and in place. But the truth is, our dreams deserve to breathe. I’ve always lived outside the box embracing the unknown and following my curiousity, and this has become my passion: to hold space for women who are ready to nurture their dreams, to embrace their authentic selves, and to live boldly, not just for others- but for themselves.