For over a decade, I’ve helped other people build. Nonprofits, founder-led companies, online businesses—I’ve scaled strategy, clarified voice, ghostwritten for leaders, and set up backend systems that still hold up. But through all of it, I stayed small. Quiet. Professional. Hidden.

After the fire, that wasn’t an option anymore. I didn’t want to disappear behind someone else’s clarity. I didn’t want to edit myself to stay safe. I didn’t want to keep showing up with only half of who I am. So I started building publicly—for the first time. And I started designing a business that works for me, too.

My career path has never been a straight line, and that's exactly its power. From the hustle of a hospitality takeout window to the strategic boardrooms of tech startups, each turn has taught me the resilience and adaptability that only a non-traditional path can teach.

This journey hasn't just shaped my professional life; it's forged who I am, armed with an eclectic toolkit of skills and experiences that I bring to every challenge and opportunity.