We recently had the chance to connect with Sandy Corrigan and have shared our conversation below.
Good morning Sandy, it’s such a great way to kick off the day – I think our readers will love hearing your stories, experiences and about how you think about life and work. Let’s jump right in? What is something outside of work that is bringing you joy lately?
After losing 82 pounds, I needed a new challenge. I decided to enter the Mrs. Colorado Pageant in April 2025. I had a blast preparing for the event. I practiced my interview, stage presence, and worked hard to get fit. I launched Love Well by Doing Good to help Business Owners put purpose before profit (which is very profitable by the way) and raise awareness and funds to help people struggling with Lyme disease. I placed TOP 12 and was very excited to have done so well that I am entering again as Mrs. Front Range 2026.
This also led to my being represented by Big Fish Talent, where I will be submitting auditions for commercial work, film and voice-over work. I have always loved Theater and majored in theater and music in college. I sang professionally for over 30 years, and this allows me to return my love of performing and the arts!
Can you briefly introduce yourself and share what makes you or your brand unique?
Sandy Corrigan is a dynamic author, transformative coach, inspirational speaker, captivating writer, talented singer, and devoted lover of family and horses. Known for her pioneering spirit, Sandy has successfully launched and nurtured numerous organizations across both the for-profit and non-profit sectors. Her visionary leadership has significantly shaped organizational development, people development, and strategic coaching and training initiatives.
As co-owner of an innovative company, Sandy implemented impactful mentoring solutions for Fortune 500 companies with distributed teams, fostering growth and unity across expansive corporate structures. Her strategic leadership also fueled a remarkable turnaround for a major real estate franchise, solidifying her reputation for driving excellence and success.
Previously, as National Training Director for an international cosmetic company, Sandy traveled the USA as a renowned makeup artist for brands such as the renowned French Company, Orlean. Additionally, she led powerful product launches for several high-profile cosmetic brands, such as Oscar de la Renta, Perry Ellis and Valentino, demonstrating her extraordinary ability to inspire teams and achieve ambitious outcomes.
With deep expertise in coaching over 250 CEOs and leaders of business teams generating revenues exceeding $100 million, Sandy is known for crafting elegant, actionable strategic plans with measurable results. Her unique approach frequently enabled teams to double their revenue and profitability, positioning them for sustainable success.
Together with her husband, Thom, Sandy co-founded Transformation Companies, LLC, providing comprehensive real estate and transformative coaching services tailored for both humans and animals alike.
Sandy also founded the Love Well by Doing Good movement, a powerful initiative designed to encourage people and businesses to discover and embrace their purpose, aligning it authentically within their professional and personal lives. This movement underscores her belief that genuine transformation begins with loving oneself and others through tangible, impactful actions. As part of this initiative, Sandy has launched the Love Well by Doing Good course and podcast, aimed at inspiring business owners to prioritize purpose over profit, create meaningful social impact, and foster opportunities for linked prosperity.
In her current role as Chief Conation Officer at Crankset Group, Sandy passionately builds impactful 3to5 Clubs throughout the world, actively empowering small business owners and coaches to replicate these innovative clubs in cities worldwide. Additionally, Sandy serves as a distinguished Business Advisor at Crankset Group, offering personalized strategic guidance to business owners and organizational leaders.
With a deep affinity for animals, especially horses and dogs, Sandy has expanded her coaching practice into Equine Facilitated Coaching. She is proud to be Colorado’s first Qualified Practitioner of the Trust Technique—dedicated to “Helping humans and animals build Trust and Confidence.” Sandy and Thom also deliver transformative virtual training through the Teaching Horse Organization, expertly guiding leaders to navigate uncertainty with confidence and clarity.
Sandy is deeply involved in advancing The Crucible Project for Women along Colorado’s southern Front Range. Reflecting on her personal transformation journey, she says: “Transformation truly defines my life’s purpose. After arriving in Colorado in 2000—facing personal trauma and the challenges of single motherhood in a new environment—my life changed profoundly following a catalytic women’s weekend similar to a Crucible Project Weekend. That experience sparked extraordinary healing and ignited my commitment to help others transform their lives.”
She continues: “The Christ-centered nature of the Crucible Weekend amplifies its profound impact, creating deeper and lasting change. It fills me with immense pride and joy to support and witness the powerful journeys of healing, hope, and transformation that unfold through The Crucible Project.”
Sandy is becoming a Facilitator and Weekend Leader with Crucible and has completed the Certification to lead Growth Groups 1 and 2.
In addition to these accomplishments, Sandy has been selected as a keynote speaker for The Crucible Annual Gathering this summer (2025), further solidifying her role as a thought leader in personal transformation. Her vision extends beyond personal achievement; she aims to inspire others—particularly women—to love themselves deeply, grow continually, and lead authentically through all stages of life.
Sandy’s passion for pro-aging, personal growth, and embracing competition at every stage of life has led her to a remarkable personal health transformation—losing 82 pounds—and setting a Big Hairy Audacious Goal to compete in the Mrs. Colorado 2025 pageant. Her journey culminated in placing in the Top 12 at the pageant this year (2025), demonstrating her resilience, determination, and inspiring presence.
“I am passionate about serving women in my local community,”Sandy shares.
She was recently invited to Join WINGS, Women Inspiring a Network of Growth and Support, as the Public Relations seat on the Board of this organization. She and her husband Thom fund and support organizations such as Dig Deep and Living Water, Love 146-to end Human Trafficking, Wild at Heart, The Crucible Project, their local Elbert County Coalition and Sandy has recently 100 Women, a nationwide organization that serves non profits locally.
Sandy and her husband Thom live in Elizabeth, Coloraod on Sanctuary Ranch with their incredibly special German Sheperd/Husky, Nala and their two beautiful mares, Lady Grace and Camella Java.
They have 4 daughters, a son in love, 4 grandchildren and just became great-grandparents,
Sandy’s motto: “Love Well by Doing Good!”
Her advice?: “Ask yourself what love looks like today”
You can reach Sandy Corrigan Via;
Email: sandy@thecorrigangroup.com
Phone: 303-907-1010
On FB, X, Insta, Tik Tok
Thanks for sharing that. Would love to go back in time and hear about how your past might have impacted who you are today. What relationship most shaped how you see yourself?
My relationship with God has been the most important relationship that I have ever had and have. My faith has gotten me through the hardest of times, like going through a painful divorce and moving to Colorado, homeless, a single mom with two teenagers and starting my life over. It has also helped me support my daughter through the devastating illness of Lyme disease.
I see myself as deeply loved and as someone who has great purpose in the world to help transform lives, communities and the world for good.
What did suffering teach you that success never could?
I do believe that “All things work together for good”. This belief has paved the way for suffering to mean something other than pain and heartache. Knowing that I will learn powerful lessons that can help others has created resilience and tenacity to keep going no matter what comes my way.
The lessons have become my teachers.
I think our readers would appreciate hearing more about your values and what you think matters in life and career, etc. So our next question is along those lines. What would your closest friends say really matters to you?
My closest friends would say that my marriage and my family are the most important aspects of my life. At the end of the day, it is the people in my life who are my greatest treasures. Every other thing fades away, but those I love and those who love me. No material things, money, status, power, notoriety, success or anything else comes close to the humans in my life.
Okay, so let’s keep going with one more question that means a lot to us: What is the story you hope people tell about you when you’re gone?
She really did Love Well by Doing Good.
Contact Info:
- Website: under construction
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sandracorrigan
- Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sandycorrigan
- Twitter: https://x.com/sandracorrigan
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sandycorrigan07
Image Credits
Photography by Rachel Sorbet Portraiture
Photography by Megan Anderson, Graphique Fine Art Photography
