Peak to Peak embodies many of our core beliefs about life transitions.  

As native Coloradoans who have lived along the Front Range for most of our lives, our sense of place is deeply connected to the majestic peaks of the Rocky Mountains. From them we have garnered some fundamental principles about life.

Colorado contains 54 mountains with summits at least 14,000 feet above sea level – collectively known as the Fourteeners. Each mountain holds its own hidden treasures, but together they represent a diverse group of experiences for those who choose to climb them. Some are easy to ascend; you can drive to the top of Pikes Peak or Mount Evans. Others may require special equipment and technical climbing skills; Crestone Peak is considered one of the most difficult climbs in the state. All of them require some sort of preparation to make it to the top successfully, and even then, no two ascents are the same.

Peak to Peak Consulting exists to coach you through the process of identifying which mountain you want to climb first, preparing you for a successful ascent, and supporting you as you make your climb.  We cannot climb the mountain for you, but we can help you discover your path.

Peak to Peak also represents our belief that we move from experience to experience and that each transition has high points and low points. You can climb several Fourteeners in a day, but you’ll have to drop into a saddle before you can reach the next summit. These transitions, in life or on the mountain, are both natural and necessary. They provide the texture of our lives.

We also recognize that sometimes we get stuck; we reach the top of a mesa rather than a mountain. Or we discover that we are not quite ready to reach the top of our chosen mountain. We may have been turned away by something out of our control (like the weather), by our inexperience, or by our lack or preparation. At Peak to Peak Consulting, we will do our best to help you do yours, to help you to a peak performance.

Finally, Peak to Peak represented the geographical nature of our company when we founded it.  Krista lived in Colorado Springs, “nestled at the foot of Pikes Peak,” while Joyce lived in Loveland with a spectacular view of the Indian Peaks, the Mummy Range, and the Never Summer Peaks, a panorama dominated by Longs Peak.