Caitlin V

The mission for me is still the mission.

It's get this information into the hands of as many people as possible.

The question that I wake up trying to answer every day is how do I empower more people to carry this message forward

not for me, but for what I perceive to be the good of all.

Like, how do we restore pleasure as a birthright?

How do we make an army of people who have access to quality, pleasure-centric information and have audiences of folks who will listen to them and take that message further and further and further?

I am one person, I can get it as far as I can, but I can get it much further if I empower people to carry it themselves and to carry it everywhere that they go.

And so I think my job is to translate it well for the masses.

You know, I think coming from the world of science and research,

to YouTube is, first of all, a tremendous jump.

But it does give me a chance to take things from the evidence base, combine them with the anecdotal experience that I have from coaching, and put it out in such a way that people can really digest it and learn from it.

would love to continue to train coaches and work with coaches because at the end of the day as much as like I'm a content creator and now an author and a show host like my heart is in coaching I love working one-on-one with someone and watching them transform their life that is what thrills me more than anything else and so

I want to empower other people to be able to do that.

There are a lot of obstacles that exist for professionals in my industry.

And the people who are like really phenomenal sex coaches, like their heart is just in helping people to do this.

They're not necessarily great business people as a whole, generally.

I actually was just pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed business building.

And so that's something that I was able to do.

But I want to make it easier for folks who have that gift to make a living giving it.

I want to put sex coaching on the map.