I’ve had the privilege of living in five cities across the U.S., traveling to over ten countries and three continents, and navigating many transitions in my own life. Along the way, I’ve seen how societal pressures and external expectations can leave people feeling dejected or disconnected—especially within the LGBTQ community, among artists and cultural creatives, and in the nonprofit world. I’ve also witnessed how transformative it can be when people reconnect with their inner truths and begin creating from a place of authenticity, joy, and passion.
Growing up, I was fortunate to have elders who showed me unconditional love and supported my dreams. That foundation inspired me to do the same for others. In 2014, I realized that I had been holding space for people’s dreams all my life, and I made the decision to become a certified life coach. Since then, I’ve worked with dozens of individuals to navigate transitions, rediscover joy, and bring their visions to life.
As a coach, I provide a safe, supportive space where people can explore their deepest desires and chart their unique paths forward. Guided by joy and authenticity, I use deep listening and thoughtful questioning to help clients uncover their own answers and take empowered action. I believe in holding the space for possibility and supporting everyone in saying YES to life.
Are you ready to rediscover joy, embrace your vision, and create a life filled with possibility? Together—let’s explore what’s next for you.
I’m Bryan, and I am someone who believes deeply in joy and possibilities. I believe everyone deserves to experience a life filled with joy, rooted in their creative potential, and grounded in the possibilities they envision. My greatest passion is standing for the dreams and visions of others—helping them rediscover their joy and create the lives they desire.
Throughout my journey, I’ve found that many people—whether they’re facing significant life challenges or simply longing for something deeper—are yearning for change. They want to create a better life, not only for themselves but also for their families and communities. My work is about awakening that creative spark within and empowering people to connect deeply with what they truly want to create. From a place of joy and passion, I guide them toward new ways of being that align with their goals and dreams.
photo by Bryan E. Glover
Bryan E. Glover is a Newfield-certified professional coach, arts advocate, and award-winning producer with over 30 years of experience in nonprofit administration, philanthropy, and independent arts production. Most recently, he served as the Deputy Director of Grants and Programs at The Bronx Council on the Arts. He has worked in a variety of professional environments, including the private sector with pharmaceutical and government clients, and has extensive experience leading nonprofit initiatives, supervising staff and volunteers, and developing strategic partnerships.
As an independent producer, Bryan has worked in dance, performance art, theater, music, and film. He is a founding member of Harlem9, the Obie Award-winning Black theater-producing collaborative, and served as a founding board member of Freedom Train Productions, the groundbreaking Black LGBT theater company based in Brooklyn in the mid-2000s. He was also one of twelve Fellows in the inaugural 2015-2017 Field Leadership Fund cohort, an initiative focused on advancing diversity and equity in the arts sector.
Bryan has worked in the philanthropic sector, supporting social justice work in LGBTQ+ communities, creative endeavors in BIPOC communities, and efforts to achieve racial equity in nonprofit arts leadership. He has served on the board and executive committees of several community-based organizations, supporting initiatives in organizing, community-building, and advocacy. In addition, he is a team lead at Leading ChangeMakers, a program dedicated to achieving racial equity in nonprofit arts leadership.
Beyond his professional leadership, Bryan has actively pursued his personal spiritual growth, engaging in human potential trainings and traveling to West Africa to study indigenous spiritual practices, including time with noted West African shaman Malidoma Somé. His commitment to the art of conversation and personal transformation informs his coaching work, where he fosters meaningful dialogue, community-building, and vision manifestation for individuals and teams.
Bryan currently serves on the board of the Bronx Academy of Arts and Dance, which supports creative work that empowers women, Latinos, people of color, and the LGBTQ+ community. He continues his work as an independent arts producer and remains deeply engaged in both artistic and leadership roles.