About Me

Life has taken me through its twists and turns, from divorce and bankruptcy to rebuilding with love, joy, and an unshakable belief in what’s possible. Challenges have never been roadblocks for me. They have always been opportunities to grow. My 30s were a turning point. I completed a master’s degree in Management with Human Resources while working and parenting, and somewhere in that whirlwind I found a truth that has shaped everything since: I am in charge of my own destiny.

That conviction is what led me from a career in HR into coaching. I am an ICF accredited neurodiversity coach, and I work with people who are ready to see their own brilliance and do something with it. Some of my clients are dyslexic. Some have ADHD. Some identify as neurodivergent in other ways. Some are not neurodivergent at all. All of them are capable people who have reached a point where they want more clarity, more confidence, or simply a way of working that fits better with who they actually are.

I see the world in pictures and possibilities. As a proud dyslexic and ADHDer, I know from the inside what it means to think differently in a world that was not always designed with you in mind. Becoming self-employed was one of the most transformative things I have ever done. It unlocked a creativity I did not know I had, deepened my love of public speaking, and gave me the freedom to build a practice that genuinely reflects my values. Whether I am coaching one to one, speaking on stage, or creating books and resources, I am always working toward the same thing: helping people move forward with clarity, confidence, and a sense of real direction.