Diane L. Haworth is a Heart-Centered Success Coach, teacher, author, TV host and founder of the Be Love Principles who combines traditional coaching techniques with deep spiritual truths to help clients enjoy a life of more love, peace, joy and freedom. She helps people connect to their own Divine wisdom and live a more guided, loving life for themselves, their family, their community and the world.
Before starting her own practice in 2007, Diane spent 25 years in the marketing field working in the government, non-profit and business sectors. She’s been an adjunct professor for George Mason University as well as taught her own classes throughout the DMV. She hosted a popular interview show “Heart-Centered Success with Diane L Haworth,” for two years on Fairfax Public Access and is a current host on the Awake TV Network. Diane holds a B.S. in Mass Communications, an MBA and has several healing and coaching certifications. She is a student of the Enneagram and A Course in Miracles.
Her first book, “How to Choose Love When You Just Want to Slap Somebody” was published in 2014. Diane lives with husband Joe and Rory the cat in the beautiful foothills of the Virginia Blue Ridge Mountains and is close to her adult children and beloved grandson, Emory.
Before starting her own practice in 2007, Diane spent 25 years in the marketing field working in the government, non-profit and business sectors. She’s been an adjunct professor for George Mason University as well as taught her own classes throughout the DMV. She hosted a popular interview show “Heart-Centered Success with Diane L Haworth,” for two years on Fairfax Public Access and is a current host on the Awake TV Network. Diane holds a B.S. in Mass Communications, an MBA and has several healing and coaching certifications. She is a student of the Enneagram and A Course in Miracles.
Her first book, “How to Choose Love When You Just Want to Slap Somebody” was published in 2014. Diane lives with husband Joe and Rory the cat in the beautiful foothills of the Virginia Blue Ridge Mountains and is close to her adult children and beloved grandson, Emory.