How I Came to See Our Lives as Sacred
My love for people and a desire to bring peace and joy into their lives began early.
As the daughter of a military officer, my first school experience was in Taiwan, where I learned Chinese and Taiwanese while speaking English at home. I was immersed in both the culture of Taiwan and the structured world of military life, often helping my mother host events for high-ranking officials.
My early years exposed me to a diversity of people, traditions, and beliefs. My mother instilled in me a deep respect and love for all cultures, which later led me to study Anthropology and explore the world.
My great-uncle, a Polish aristocrat, lost his entire family to the Nazis. He went on to help thousands escape Auschwitz before fleeing for his own life, eventually managing an exclusive club for top government officials and business leaders in the U.S. His story gave me an understanding of resilience, affluence, and world affairs. My great-aunt, a museum curator, nurtured my appreciation for fine art, history, and culture from an early age.
At 13, my world shifted when my parents divorced. I became self-sufficient, working through high school and eventually moving in with extended family to find stability. Paying my own way through college, I worked as a forensic photographer—a job that forced me to confront the reality of life and death. Taking thousands of pictures caused me to make the connection that what I was taking a photo of was just a body, and that what gave it life was what I saw as spirit, the soul. I began asking deeper questions about existence, leading me to meditation and spirituality.
At 25, I lost my brother—my best friend—to suicide. It was devastating. His death shaped the course of my life, leading me to spend seven years in oceanography and then nearly a decade assisting a spiritual teacher. These experiences deepened my understanding of the world, self-discovery, and human resilience.
A pivotal moment came when I set out to row across the Atlantic. The expedition ended early in the Canary Islands, but my determination remained. With no prior sailing experience, I secured a spot on a racing yacht and completed the journey another way. Mission accomplished.
Six weeks later, my mother passed away after a long battle with Multiple Sclerosis. Holding her hand in her final moments was one of the most profound experiences of my life, bearing witness to her spirit leaving her body. In the months that followed, I earned multiple sailing credentials, left my corporate job, and set off to sail around the world.
Upon returning to the U.S., I was hired by Tony and Sage Robbins, launching my career in estate management. For the last eleven years, I’ve worked with some of the wealthiest families in the world—managing their homes, projects, and personal affairs. At the same time, I deepened my spiritual practices, learning from leaders like Dr. Joe Dispenza, Dr. Gregg Braden, and Dr. Bruce Lipton, while earning multiple coaching certifications.
For years, I sought fulfillment through achievement—anticipating the needs of the world’s most successful people. But something was missing. I joined masterminds, pursued certifications, and worked tirelessly on myself. Yet, the answers remained just out of reach.
Then, life brought me to a defining moment.
Through deep ceremony and sacred medicine, everything became clear. My entire life unfolded before me, revealing that every challenge and success had been preparing me for this work. I wasn’t meant to be just a coach or consultant. I am a Navigator.
Not just any Navigator—a Life Navigator.
Much of life’s struggle comes from being out of alignment with our SoulCode—the unique energetic frequency we are born with. When we forget it, we feel lost. When we remember, everything shifts.
I help people to remember what they have forgotten. I guide them to reconnect to what’s true. And I walk with them as they realign with the life they were meant to live.
This is not about fixing, striving, or doing more. It’s about being more.
Sacred Vida is the embodiment of this truth. It’s a path, an experience, a homecoming to yourself.
You’ve mastered success. Now, it’s time to master living in alignment with your Soulcode.
Are you ready to remember?
““Andrea Quigley is a legendary leader in enhancing and maintaining legacy. She demonstrates integrity, intelligence and heart at the highest levels.”
— Craig B.
“Brilliant leaders making world-class contributions to humanity need an anchor to support their personal and business evolution in the midst of stormy seas of life and business. Andrea is that anchor!”
— Dr. Zayd Abdul-Karim
Your Soul Knows. Are You Ready to Listen?
