I’ve been goal-oriented since I was a kid. For much of my early life, success meant knowing what I wanted and working hard to achieve it. I became a lawyer, built the career I had imagined for myself from a young age, and checked many of the boxes I thought would equal success. 

I was genuinely proud of what I had accomplished, but once I achieved what I once set out to do and my career evolved, so did the questions I was asking.

I became increasingly curious about the things accomplishment alone couldn’t answer: What makes our lives and our work meaningful? What does success actually look like when we define it for ourselves instead of what we're told it should look like? How do we recognize when we’ve outgrown something we once wanted, and trust ourselves enough to determine what comes next? How do we stay ambitious and focused on the future while remaining present for the life we’re building along the way?

I became deeply interested in personal development, meditation, spirituality, and the role our inner lives play in the choices we make. I started paying closer attention to my own intuition, exploring what fulfillment meant to me, and becoming fascinated by how we grow and change throughout our lives.

What began as a personal exploration eventually became part of my professional life, too. I became a coach in 2018 working with people on questions of career, purpose, leadership, and personal growth, in addition to facilitating retreats, workshops and online courses on these topics.

I had loved what I created in my online coaching business, but I could feel myself being pulled toward a new challenge. Following that instinct led me back into law, but in a new way.  My experience practicing law gave me a deep understanding of the legal profession, while coaching and facilitation had taught me how much I loved helping people grow. Attorney leadership, learning and development became a natural intersection of the two. 

Today, I work in Learning & Development at a leading global law firm, supporting lawyers and leaders across the Americas through coaching, training, and immersive learning experiences designed to help them grow throughout their careers.

Alongside my work in-house, I also work with a small number of private coaching clients - typically people in the midst of their own transitions and exploring their next chapters, professional or otherwise. If that's you, I'd love to hear from you.