Nathan Kreger is a coach and consultant with over 15 years of experience helping individuals and organizations navigate transformation and growth. Drawing from a diverse toolkit of methodologies, Nathan partners with clients to uncover clarity, align with purpose, and create sustainable impact—both personally and professionally.

With a unique blend of strategic insight, curiosity, and deep listening, Nathan’s work bridges the worlds of business consulting, leadership development, and personal mastery. His approach is dynamic and integrative, shaped by a passion for understanding the human experience and a commitment to meeting people where they are.

Nathan has worked with a wide range of clients—from entrepreneurs and executives to teams and organizations—guiding them through change, complexity, and conscious growth. He believes in simplicity, service, and strategy as the foundation of business prosperity, and in humility, vision, and collaboration as the heart of effective leadership.

Currently based in southwest Florida, Nathan shares life with his wife Erin and their two kids, Tank and Eden. When he’s not coaching or consulting, he’s likely diving into philosophy, taking a walk, working out, making a tasty dish, or playing games with the kids.

I currently live in southwest Florida where it’s like being loved and embraced by a hot, wet blanket every time you walk out of the house (at least in the summer).

I originally grew up in Michigan, did a stint in the Indianapolis area for 13 years, and moved here to Florida in 2023, so, like most Floridians, I’m not a native and am from somewhere else. However, I don’t miss telling people where I lived by pointing to a spot on my hand.

I’m married to Erin, my wife of over 14 years, and we have two kids: Tank (aka Tank the Turkey) and Eden (aka Chicken).

I’ve been consulting for 15+ years and coaching for 12+ years. I enjoy working with people – preferably with lives – and bring a wide array of talent and skill to the people I serve.

I integrate various methodologies in my work, whatever serves the person in front of me best. I love to learn and practice – lately about who we are, the nature of thought, being present, the human experience, head vs. heart, etc. I like to learn other things too, but we can talk about that later.