About Shelley
About Shelley Steele
Executive Coach/Life Coach, Educator, Media Producer/Director
Shelley Steele is on a personal mission to support your personal growth and potential.
As an executive coach and life coach, Shelley brings her compassionate personal style of coaching to honour your work-life journey, inspire and support you to reach your potential. Her expertise spans over 30 years’ experience in education, educational media, and television—from behind and in front of the camera—as a producer, director, and host.
Shelley believes in the power of sharing stories and life lessons and she founded Heartspeak.ca in 2008).
“I believe that we can all learn from one another. It’s about sharing lessons from the heart. No matter your walk of life or the challenges you may face, you matter. Your life matters. Someone is waiting to learn through your life lessons and struggles—and that just might be you!”
—Shelley Steele
Shelley is an educator first and foremost with a focus on personal growth and development.
She has instructed at the secondary and post-secondary school levels with experience in teacher education, inclusive leadership, healthy lifestyle management, entrepreneurism and global issues.
As a producer/director, Shelley has captured lived experiences
related to topics impacting well-being across the generations—such as mental health and addiction, disability, race, bullying, poverty, reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people, climate change and more.
Areas of Specialization
Wellbeing • Inclusive Leadership • Emotional Intelligence • Developing an Entrepreneurial Mindset Reconciliation (Indigenous & non-Indigenous)
Shelley believes in the power of story to transform lives. She brings over 30+ years of experience in education and media production. Since 2005, in her role as producer/director, Shelley has been capturing and sharing documentary-style, video-based stories, featuring individuals from all walks of life—with the goal to inspire hope, wellbeing, and a more inclusive society.
