Life coaching with a professional athlete mindset.

Virtual Life Coaching

Regardless of whether you live in Amarillo or a different state, you can communicate with Mel Wright. Dealing with life’s ups and downs can challenge the best of us. Maybe you are getting promoted, pursuing a new career, or facing a life-changing event and looking for guidance.

A qualified life coach is essential in assisting you in overcoming your personal and professional obstacles by teaching you the discipline necessary for success. The secret to having the life and job you want is to follow your passion and enjoy what you do. Mel Wright has aided many in discovering their calling and leading fulfilling lives.

Mel provides exceptional life coaching techniques and services with a professional athlete mindset.

How do Virtual Classes Work?

What equipment will I need?

Phone or computer microphone and or webcam

Will classes be recorded and accessible later?

No, Mel will record general classes in the future but your personal classes will kept private.

Who is Mel Wright?

My name is Mel Wright, I was born and grew up in Amarillo, TX. Upon graduating from Amarillo High School, I received a basketball scholarship to Oklahoma State University, where I received my bachelor’s in Physical Education. After that, I attended Baylor University and received my master’s in Physical Education. After that, I had a short 3-year career in professional baseball; then became head baseball coach at Amarillo Junior College for 3 years. Then, I returned to OSU where I earned a doctorate in higher education.

After completing my doctorate, I was a professor and Academic Counselor in the athletic department for 8 years at Oklahoma State. After leaving OSU, I moved into the public school sector, where I served in multiple positions, including coaching and administration. After my public school experiences, I moved back into the collegiate, academic, and coaching arena. My most enjoyable and productive years were spent as Head Women’s Basketball Coach and professor at McPherson College, in McPherson KS.