Personal Philosophy & Professional Bio

Celebrating Hill Country's 10-year anniversary with my husband Marc, who started the business in 2007. Together we dreamed and made it a reality.

Celebrating Hill Country's 10-year anniversary with my husband Marc, who started the business in 2007. Together we dreamed and made it a reality.

"Success is rarely an accident"

For the last decade I’ve been helping busy New Yorkers – professionals, parents, and organizations – get things done. I became a certified life coach with a simple mission: To help others live the best version of their lives. My practice is rooted in coactive coaching, and I have evolved my practice to include personal levels of motivation and goal setting. Some coaching is entirely client-focused; there is more of an exchange and partnership in what I do. People seek me out because I listen and I live directionally based on the examples I set in personal and professional life.

I changed my own life direction identifying and achieving the life I always wanted. I do this time after time for my clients.

And I hope to help you do the same.

My job is helping you find the answers you need.

Coaching is self directed. I ask the questions, and provide a space for you to think.

YOU got this.

  • What do you want from your life?

  • What needs to change?

  • Where can you be better?

I’m here to coach and advise you in setting yourself up to make positive decisions around your work, your home, and your life as a whole. Big picture or small, I’m here for you.

I teach you to develop a state of mind that develops positive outcomes. Lasting change doesn’t happen overnight. Together, we will work to get you moving in the right direction

I coach from the heart. Helping you understand yourself in new and different ways. It’s your life, your path and your decisions. I support you in the journey. I’ll ask the hard questions, continue to challenge you, and then hold you accountable to your vision.

Professional Biography

"Happiness is a series of good decisions"

Kristen Glosserman is a Executive and Life Coach who “gets” people and loves parenting. She lives and works by her motto, #HopeThisHelps, and her goal is to help her clients enjoy work and life more. After graduating from Penn State University with degrees in speech communications and psychology, Glosserman went to work for sales trainer and author Steve Schiffman, learning the art of the sale but — more importantly — the way to move through a process and close a loop. That skill has defined her professional mission and refined her ability to get things done effectively.

Glosserman found her true calling, Life Coaching, while overcoming a difficult time in her late 20s. She holds Coaching Certifications from the Institute of Life Coach Training, New York University, and Wharton. Glosserman has coached executives from Wall Street, Ralph Lauren and American Express, among others. A Positive Discipline Parent Educator and proud mother of four, Glosserman brings her relatable approach to parenting into her practice, providing practical, straightforward advice that works. A partner with her husband Marc in the hospitality business Hill Country Barbecue Market, Glosserman published her first book, If It’s Not Right, Go Left. Follow her on Instagram @kristenglosserman.

Education & Certifications

It was such an honor for me to receive the 2015 COPE (Connecting Our Paths Eternally) Sibling Recognition Award for my contributions, in memory of my beloved brother Michael. This wonderful organization and I share kindred-spirit missions.