I’ve worn many hats in my life. I was once a segment producer —a dream job—until the pressures of competition and the sometimes cruel nature of people made me realize it wasn’t sustainable. So I left. It was a cycle that would define how I dealt with the recurring situations and problems throughout my career.  From there, I became a call center escalations officer, a medical sales representative, a web development consultant, a real estate manager, a copywriter. I was jack of all trades, MASTER OF NONE (actually Some) and I was unhappy. 

I felt lost. Without direction. Without momentum.

But I realized something…

I eventually found my calling: mentoring, training, developing people.

I mentor in everything I’ve learned—sales, marketing, business development, real estate branding, copywriting, heck, I even give out unsolicited marriage advice! (You should hear my story)—but most of all, I help people navigate the challenges in their lives that affect their mental health and their work. I love talking to people.

 People come to me for advice on everything—from career and personal growth to relationships—and I’ve realized that listening, understanding, and guiding others is where I thrive.