Tami Hackbarth

Tami Hackbarth is the 100% Guilt-Free Self-Care Coach. She works with professionals who want to get their time and energy back so they can create the world they want to live in. She believes 100% Guilt-Free Self-Care is the answer to creating your dream life. She brings a philosophy of self-compassion, kindness and humor to her work. Tami is a voracious reader and lifelong learner. 

Tami began her career working in politics after graduating from UC Davis. In her mid30s, she began her second career as an elementary school teacher. It was in her work as a teacher, she found herself physically, mentally and emotionally exhausted. These were the beginning signs of burnout. In response, Tami began practicing 100% Guilt-Free Self-Care. It completely changed her life - in and out of the classroom.

Now Tami dedicates her work as a Life+Work Coach to helping others change their lives through 100% Guilt-Free Self-Care. She is a certified Life+Work Coach through UC Davis Continuing and Professional Education, coaches professionals privately all over the country and through her group coaching program Deferred Maintenance.

You can find Tami on LinkedIn, Instagram and on her podcast - 100% Guilt-Free Self-Care.

 
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