About Lorraine Taylor
Helping people navigate identity, reinvention, and personal branding in a rapidly changing world.
For more than 15 years, Lorraine Taylor has helped people better understand who they are, how they want to show up, and how to build meaningful work and lives aligned with who they are becoming.
Through DO Brand YOU, her work brings together coaching, identity development, personal branding, education, and lived experience to help people navigate change, transition, growth, and reinvention with greater clarity and confidence.
The work didn’t begin with personal branding alone.
Over time, my experiences in education, international living, coaching, technology, and community-building began connecting around deeper questions:
How do we stay connected to who we are in a world changing faster than many people feel prepared for?
How do we continue growing and evolving without losing our sense of self?
What does meaningful work and contribution look like across different seasons of life?
How do we help people move from uncertainty and self-doubt toward clarity, confidence, and purposeful action?
And how do we help children develop identity, belonging, and emotional resilience in an increasingly complex world?
Helping people navigate change without losing themselves in the process.
Identity and belonging through a culturally blended lens
As Lorraine’s work continued to evolve, one area became increasingly personal and impossible to ignore — the experience of identity and belonging for children growing up across cultures.
After years of international teaching, global living, and raising her own culturally blended family, deeper questions began to emerge around home, transition, belonging, narrative identity, and the emotional complexity many globally mobile children quietly navigate.
These conversations eventually led to a mother-daughter collaboration with Ashley Taylor and the co-authored book Where Are You From? — an exploration of identity, belonging, and growing up in a culturally blended world.
Today, this work has become a central part of Lorraine’s speaking, coaching, writing, and course development.
Reflections from the DO Community
The DO Community is a space for people navigating growth, reinvention, identity, creativity, and meaningful living through different seasons of life.
Through book clubs, mastermind conversations, guest speakers, reflective discussions, private podcast conversations, and culturally blended identity spaces, members stay connected to ongoing learning, support, and conversations that matter.
Some members join for clarity and direction.
Others come for connection, reflection, accountability, or community.
What brings them together is a shared desire to continue growing — without feeling like they have to do it alone.
“It’s become an anchor point for me throughout the year.”
“I leave with more clarity, direction, and confidence each time.”
“Because it’s an online community it is easily accessible from anywhere. I often join sessions while I am traveling.”
“The DO Community feels thoughtful, safe, and genuinely supportive.”
“It helps me notice when I’ve drifted too far away from myself.”
“I like that it’s ongoing support, not just a one-off conversation.”
There’s no single version of who we are
Over the years, people have come to know Lorraine in many different ways — as a teacher, coach, speaker, writer, community builder, podcast host, parent, collaborator, and thoughtful conversation partner.
And perhaps that’s part of what shaped this work in the first place.
There’s rarely one fixed version of who we are.
Different environments, seasons of life, relationships, cultures, and experiences often bring different parts of us forward. Identity continues evolving across time — and much of Lorraine’s work is grounded in helping people navigate that complexity with greater clarity, confidence, and self-understanding.
At the heart of DO Brand YOU is a belief that growth does not require becoming someone entirely different. Often, it begins by reconnecting with what already matters most.
Let’s start with a conversation.
Whether you’re exploring coaching, interested in the DO Community, navigating questions around identity and belonging, or looking for a podcast guest or speaker, the best place to begin is with a conversation.