About Diane
Born and raised in Lincoln, Massachusetts, Diane (Moss) Prunier began her professional career in the entertainment industry after receiving a BFA in Film and Television Production from Chapman University in Orange, California.
West Coast Work
After graduation, Diane moved up to Burbank, California excited to begin her career behind-the-scenes in Hollywood. During her 12 years in Los Angeles, she held positions at a film production and development company on the Universal lot, a talent agency, as well as Production Coordinator for the CBS daytime television show, "The Bold and the Beautiful."
Through her work on "The Bold and the Beautiful" Diane was featured on the Style Network TV show, "How Do I Look?" where she received a makeover for her walk down the red carpet at the Daytime Emmy Awards.
East Coast Living
Diane followed her heart back to the East Coast to pursue an interest in Leadership Development. She worked with companies to manage and assist on programs to help individuals feel empowered to be leaders. Through this work, her passion for Life Coaching grew and lead her to the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching (iPEC) where she received her certification in 2009.
In 2012, Diane left the corporate world and started her own Life Coaching business, Positive Pathways Coaching. She gracefully and compassionately guided her clients into a clear understanding of the components of their professional and personal life.
Though Diane is currently busy being a full-time mom and CEO of the home in Littleton, Massachusetts, she does have an interest and gift in Mediumship. She is honing her skill to eventually branch out with her own Mediumship business. By being able to help and comfort others as she communicates with their loved ones on the other side, there is a sense of fulfilment and peace for Diane and her clients. Stay tuned!
Diane attended a workshop about facing fears where she was able to walk on hot coals. Diane has also faced her inner critic by taking such risks as moving across the country twice, leaving the corporate world to pursue coaching full time, and even skydiving.
