aboutus
At GoodCo, we believe that the best experiences happen live, in person, and in good company.
We bring people together around the things that make life feel full—the kind of moments you don’t get through a screen. In a world that’s increasingly digital, GoodCo is a return to presence: real spaces, real energy, real connection.
Our offerings are designed to delight, pique curiosity, spark ideas, and create meaningful connection. A golden-hour gathering where conversations unfold with new and familiar faces against a live-music backdrop. A poolside afternoon that turns into an evening by the fire. An intimate show where a songwriter shares their creativity in real time. A yoga practice that is energizing, grounding, and clarifying. A cafe where ideas and collaboration emerge naturally. Each experience is different, but all are designed to meet you somewhere between the familiar and the unexpected.
We care about vitality, creativity, and inclusivity. We are in the business of creating thoughtful and unforgettable experiences with cool and open-minded people. Expect a well-timed playlist, a great meal, and a labradoodle or two wandering through the scene.
GoodCo is for people who want more out of their time—more connection, more presence, more life in the moment.
Liani Moore is a Sacramento and Los Angeles–based singer-songwriter, yoga teacher and practitioner, and business owner. She is a creator and founder, integrating music, movement, and a grounded professional practice into a single, connected life. As a song-writer and multi-instrumentalist she creates music that sits at the intersection of indie acoustic rock, folk, and genre-fluid experimentation. Her foundation in classical violin, piano, and composition lends technical depth to an unfiltered expressiveness in her song-writing. Having spent years fronting bands and collaborating across rock, electronic indie pop, funk, and folk projects, she brings a wide musical vocabulary into even her most stripped-down performances. Whether playing solo or with longtime collaborators, her sound adapts while maintaining a consistent emotional core—exploring themes of life, love, and spirituality. Yoga is a central and deeply personal practice in Liani’s life. With over 19 years as a practitioner and more than 500 hours of teacher training, her approach is both physically rigorous and spiritually grounded. Rooted in power vinyasa and ashtanga yoga, and informed by ongoing study of yoga philosophy, her teaching emphasizes presence, accessibility, and connection—to breath, to body, and to something deeper. She often integrates live music into the experiences she guides, creating spaces that are both immersive and intentional. Alongside her creative work, Liani leads a commercial real estate valuation practice spanning the San Francisco and Los Angeles metros, Sacramento, the Inland Empire, the Central Valley, and Hawaii. Before founding her company, Moore Valuation & Consulting (MooreVal), she served as Managing Director of IRR’s San Francisco and Los Angeles valuation groups and Managing Director of BBG’s Los Angeles office. This professional foundation brings a grounded, analytical perspective to her broader work—balancing structure with intuition across everything she builds.
Jessica Micheletti
Jessica Micheletti is a certified wellbeing coach, yoga teacher (500 E-RYT), Reiki practitioner, and mentor to yoga teachers and wellbeing business owners, devoted to guiding others toward aligned, sustainable wellbeing. With a Master of Public Health and over 25 years in the health industry, her work bridges evidence-based practices with embodied, holistic healing. Jessica has spent more than a decade teaching yoga and mindfulness around the world, leading retreats, training hundreds of teachers, and mentoring those ready to step into leadership with authenticity and purpose. From 2008 to 2016, she taught yoga at the White House Easter Egg Roll, sharing the practice with over 350,000 families. Her approach integrates accessible yoga asana, energy work, and coaching to support clients in reconnecting to their bodies, clarifying their vision, and creating meaningful change. A lifelong practitioner of service, Jessica has led international service and yoga retreats and served on the board of Yoga Moves Us, expanding access to free community yoga. Whether working one-on-one, in groups, or in teacher mentorship, she meets people where they are—with both depth and practicality. Each day, she begins with a simple question: How can I serve?
