About Sabrina Wang, Executive Coach for CEOs, CTOs, and Cofounders in High-Growth Startups

I came to the U.S. for college with no connections in tech, no safety net, and visa constraints. That meant I couldn't afford to make a wrong move.

I became an auditor at a Big Four accounting firm in the hope of visa sponsorship. Broke into tech through sales. Taught myself product management and landed at Headspace, where I built products that reached over a million users. Each pivot meant convincing people to bet on someone with the "wrong" background.

That's what founders do. You see what's broken or missing, and you find a way anyway. I've been doing that my whole life.

How I got here

I grew up in Chengdu, China, working at my family's store. I moved to the U.S. alone at 16, navigating a new language and a new culture.

At 18, I was diagnosed with cancer. I'm cancer-free now, but that experience broke something open. It sent me into therapy, then meditation, then a decade of studying consciousness and spirituality. It also taught me that life is too short to play it safe.

When I hired my first coach, something clicked. It felt like magic watching myself transform what I believed was impossible. The first time I coached someone myself, I knew. It was the first thing that ever felt effortless.

I started reaching out to people I admired in the coaching world, including Matt Mochary, who coaches the CEOs of Reddit, OpenAI, and Coinbase. We built a relationship. Eventually, he asked me to join his team.

I became Head of Coaching at Mochary Method. I was younger than most executive coaches, which meant I had to be sharper, faster, and more prepared than anyone expected. It's the same thing I'd been doing my whole life: earning trust from people who weren't sure I belonged.

At Mochary Method, I saw hundreds of founders up close. What worked, what didn't, and why some teams thrived while others burned out their leaders.

I also built and led a team that went from zero to $3M ARR in under a year, while working directly with founders in crisis and transition. I'm not just a coach. I've been an operator.

Who I work with

I coach CEOs, CTOs, and cofounders from seed through Series C. These founders are scaling fast and starting to feel the weight of it.

My clients include the founders of RevenueCat, Wayflyer, Synchron, Delphi, and others. I've also coached partners at YC Continuity, General Catalyst, Left Lane Capital, and Innovation Endeavors.

Most of my clients come through referrals from VCs and past clients. I only take on founders when I'm confident we can create real impact together.

How I'm different

Most coaches either focus on tactics (OKRs, hiring, feedback) or emotions (mindset, beliefs, self-worth). I do both. Your company's problems and your personal patterns are usually the same problem.

One client, a partner at Left Lane Capital who's worked with coaches for over a decade, put it this way: "Coaching is an art, not a science, and she is gifted to a degree that few people are."

Here's what else clients say:

I spot patterns others miss. I get to the core of the issue fast within a session or two. One CEO told me there were "company trajectory-altering decisions that came directly out of discussions" we had together.

I push when it matters. I'm kind, but I don't appease. Clients describe me as "unafraid to push when needed" and someone who won't let you leave a session without concrete outcomes.

I build systems, not just insights. Sessions lead to action: feedback frameworks, goal-setting rhythms, ways to move from constant firefighting to planned, strategic work. One founder said working with me helped him "establish a better rhythm between reactive and planned work instead of living in constant firefighting mode."

I meet you where you are. I don't force you into a blueprint.

I actually care. This one's hard to quantify, but clients feel it. I'm invested in you winning, even when we stop working together.

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