My desire to help has been the thread that runs through everything I've done.

It started with a degree in psychology because I wanted to help people understand why they do what they do. Then I landed in crisis intervention, where I learned to stay steady and useful under pressure.

Next, I went to law school because I wanted to make a positive impact on a larger scale. Then I went on to become an attorney conducting external investigations, where I learned to work with people to draw out the details that mattered. During my first year practicing law, I became a certified yoga instructor because I wanted to empower people to feel at home in their bodies.

Then, in a very non-linear turn of events, I ended up co-founding a human design education company, where I've spent the past few years helping people get to know their energy, patterns of behavior, and decision-making on a deeper level. I've developed a knack for asking thoughtful questions and helping people find their own answers.