Rochelle Fletcher

Career & Life Coach

Rochelle left college wanting to be a singer. She was determined to get herself out there, attend auditions and make people “weep” with her talent. The only problem? She needed money to make it happen.
So, she took a series of retail roles until an opportunity came up at a high street bank as a Cashier. Rochelle remembers the interview clearly. She was nervous, had no banking experience and, when asked what she knew about ISAs, internally panicked. Rather than pretend she knew more than she did, she chose honesty: “I don’t know anything, but I can learn.” It worked. She got the job, and the rest became the foundation of a 14-year career in the financial sector.
 
She never gave up on her dream of singing, but her career uncovered something she had not expected. She discovered that she was analytical, loved working with people and, most importantly, found genuine fulfilment in training and coaching others. Helping someone recognise their capabilities and watching their confidence grow became something that gave back to her in a way she had not anticipated.
 
Her career progression may sound straightforward from the outside, but her personal life has brought its own unsolicited curveballs. There have been moments where she has had to reassess, realign and find her way back to her goals. What remained constant was her decision to keep going. Those moments shaped her belief that circumstances can influence a person’s journey, but they do not have to define who they become.
 
Today, Rochelle brings her professional experience and lived perspective into her work as a coach. Authenticity is non-negotiable. She is direct, honest and believes accountability matters, but she also understands that people need to feel comfortable enough to be honest with themselves before meaningful change can happen.
 
Her approach is about creating that space: somewhere people can show up as themselves, have the conversations they may have been avoiding, challenge what is holding them back and rebuild the areas of their life that matter to them. For Rochelle, that is where the real magic happens.