Bettina Jetter, owner of CoachingSanctuary.com, has a soothing voice, a positive outlook and an inspirational message.  Through her new website, which launched in early 2010, she’s helping women gain perspective, increase confidence, meet their personal goals and become happier.

Her innovative new site provides an interactive, life coaching solution that helps women create a life with intention, integrity and the love of friends.

The motivating, self-affirming site is unique, combining a personal journal, a vision board for goals, a community board to exchange ideas and a personal tracking tool with a self-guided coaching program. 

Bettina recognizes that business and personal goals are intertwined, so her coaching services provide tips for all aspects of a woman’s life.  A site visitor might be struggling with a personal issue, but after more careful contemplation, will realize that a personal issue is also in play.  Coaching Sanctuary aims to transform women’s lives and encourage personal growth.

Bettina was inspired by a quote from Elissa Melamed that says “Men look at themselves in mirrors. Women look for themselves.”  She believes that women are more introspective, and she enjoys helping women see themselves more accurately in the mirror.

An online coaching service may not seem like a very personal, engaging way to work on personal transformations, but Bettina, and her five-person team, has created a virtual oasis.  There’s a heavy emphasis on the site’s tranquil look, feel and music. 

According to Bettina, visitors have been impressed with her unique, peaceful online sanctuary, and say they’ve emerged from the experience in a really wonderful, positive way. 

Bettina has learned first-hand about the importance of a positive attitude, regardless of life’s obstacles.  Her husband was diagnosed with leukemia 20 years ago, and has had relapses with the disease every few years since.  Bettina said this ongoing experience has changed their lives, but many of the changes were actually positive.  She says that dealing with a chronic illness makes you more conscious of your choices.  Many people get overly absorbed in minor daily annoyances, which make them lose focus on the important things, like relationships and other things of true value. 

This woman entrepreneur, who is originally from Germany but now lives in the Bay Area, encourages others to maintain a healthy work-life balance.  She encourages women to carve out 30 minutes a day for themselves, to go for a walk, chat with a friend or do another calming, enjoyable activity.  This special time helps women stay healthy and regroup.

She also believes that entrepreneurial success depends on being passionate about what you’re doing.  It’s also critical to trust your intuition and surround yourself with dedicated, creative and inspiring people.

For more information, visit www.coachingsanctuary.com.