My work is service.

When we work together, my goal is to help you arrive at that same place, where the line between work and service disappears, and what you do becomes an expression of who you are.

My story starts young, with an innate, almost urgent desire to work and be of service. No one asked it of me. It simply lived inside me. The moment I was old enough to legally work, I didn't hesitate. I started, and I never stopped. That drive sent me on decades of exploration, into the heart of work itself, into how to navigate it, and ultimately into the question that matters most: how do you find your work in the world?

Professionally, my path has been anything but linear. I spent years as a meditation teacher, a yoga teacher, and a martial arts instructor, roles that were, at their core, about helping people access what was already inside them. That thread followed me as I moved into design, software development, and tech leadership. Different industries, same calling.

Stepping into mentorship is the next natural chapter, one that has been quietly building for years. What I've learned through every transition is this: the work finds you before you're ready. And when it does, the only real question is whether you'll answer the call. Whether you'll find the courage to rise to the occasion and step fully into your work in the world.