Patricia A. Richardson-Hurndon CMBSC, MCC, CRC, NLP, LOA

Rooted in Real Life. Focused on Real Love.

Founded in 2012 under Empower Success Coaching, Forever Vow is the evolved vision of Patricia Richardson-Hurndon—a seasoned relationship coach whose life’s journey is a testament to the resilience of love, the power of transformation, and the strength of starting over.

In 2025, Forever Vow officially shifted its focus to specialize exclusively in premarital and marital relationship coaching—supporting couples at every stage of commitment with compassion, wisdom, and intentional guidance.

Patricia’s personal story spans two marriages—her first at 18, lasting 12.5 years, and her current marriage of 41 years. A mother of two daughters and a proud grandmother of two, she brings more than professional training to her work—she brings lived experience, grace, and grounded truth.

From selling greeting cards door to door at age 12 in the 1960s, to cleaning bathrooms and working fast food while raising a family, Patricia’s path has always been rooted in hustle, heart, and humility. She launched her first business in 1988, experienced failure, and rose again—building Tricia’s Gift Basket Designs in 2002, followed by Blazed Executive Search in 2008 (now Richardson Executive Recruiting). But it was in 2012, as a Certified Relationship Coach and Master Life Coach, that she found her truest calling: helping people navigate love with clarity and confidence.

Certifications & Credentials

• Certified Relationship Coach      (CRC)
• Certified Master Life Coach (MCC)
• Certified Master Business Success      Coach (CMBSC)
• Certified Advanced NLP Sales      Specialist
• Certified Law of Attraction      Practitioner (LOA)
• Notary Loan Signing Agent (2024)

Today at Forever Vow Patricia provides personalized, heart-centered coaching for:

• Premarital couples seeking clarity, compatibility, and tools for long-term connection
• Married couples looking to reignite intimacy, rebuild trust, or redefine the future of their relationship
• Couples in transition—unsure whether to recommit, reset, or release their relationship