Career success doesn't mean life happiness.

Relentless challenges lead to continuous productivity lists, exhaustion, and unfulfilled relationships.

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I've been there. 

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I know what it means to build successful companies but be overwhelmed and lonely in the process. 

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My story... I graduated college with a degree in psychology and an induction into Golden Key for top international honors. Yes, I performed well, but really, college taught me the skill of procrastination. I became a pro at packing my life to the max and working under tight deadlines. My plan was to study the effects of medication on the brain, but life had a different direction for me.

My soon-to-be husband asked, “Have you ever considered starting a business instead?” 

As a youthful 22-year-old, my answer was, “Well, I've never built a company, but how hard can it be?” 

Famous last words. 

In 2005, I became an entrepreneur. It was exciting until it wasn't. Burnout became my best friend.

Team creation was the solution, so I started hiring. We grew quickly. The market told us we were doing something well as we became nationally known. I've had success and made mistakes to achieve it.

Building a company is a journey, and it calls for new skills at each transition. There are major personal growth steps required to move from $1M to $5M to $25M and beyond. Most business problems come down to relationships, and I specialize in strategic planning for organizations and teams. 

This is sacred work to me. 

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I believe an amazing life is created by surrounding yourself with constant learners who can provide deep connection, support, and experience; and in return, you can give it.

My clients have had success on their own and are looking to take their businesses and vision for their life further. 

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Currently, I am on a waiting list to start working with new 1:1 clients.

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