Every entrepreneur has a turning point. Here’s mine.
For years, I defined success by checking boxes, climbing the ladder, and staying productive—no matter the cost. On paper, I had it all: a thriving career in customer experience, eventually leading as Head of Customer Service at a growing tech company. But behind the scenes, I was burnt out, disconnected from myself, and struggling with my mental health.

By my mid-30s, I realized I was living by others’ expectations, often silencing my own values to keep the peace or hit the next goal. I knew the change I needed wasn’t external—it had to come from within.

So I slowed down, got honest, and did the deeper work. I began prioritizing well-being, unpacking years of pressure, and learning to lead with alignment instead of obligation. Each life pivot—from the Midwest to Brooklyn to Seattle—reflected that shift toward meaning.

Coaching wasn’t a career change; it was a calling. I trained through Thriving Coach Academy to support professionals who, like me, are ready to redefine success.

Now in my 40s, I coach with structure, clarity, and heart—helping others find their own rhythm, with the support I once needed but didn’t have.

You don’t have to do this alone.