Sarah Briggs is a mother of five, adventurer, and guide who believes childhood should be rich with meaning, movement, joy, and discovery.

As a mother — four of her five children are boys — Sarah brings deep respect for children’s energy, curiosity, and need for purposeful challenge. She loves learning alongside her kids and believes that growth happens best through experience, relationship, and trust.

Sarah has traveled extensively with her family through Southeast Asia, Mexico, Central America, and New England, and lived abroad in Seoul, South Korea for a year and a half after university. These experiences shaped her belief that adaptability, wonder, and cultural humility are essential ingredients in raising capable, grounded children.

She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Recreation Therapy and worked in a rehabilitation center, skilled nursing facility, and with at-risk youth, including an internship at Baylor Hospital in Dallas. Her background gives her a deep appreciation for human development, emotional resilience, and the power of environments that support both independence and care.

Sarah was also part of the beta launch of the Acton School of Business Next Great Adventure app, where she participated in the Life of Meaning coursework — further deepening her passion for helping individuals and families live with purpose.

She believes there are specific ingredients that create magical moments — moments where children feel seen, capable, and alive — and she finds joy in designing experiences that empower children to grow into who they are meant to be.

Sarah’s Working Genius strengths are Invention and Galvanizing, and she brings creativity, enthusiasm, and momentum into every space she leads. She believes learning should be joyful, challenging, and deeply human.