I’ve touched~75 companies as a consultant, freelancer, account manager of startups and large enterprises, manager of a venture studio’s innovation lab, and former co-founder of a startup valued at $10 million.

And it was all by accident (or synchronicity, depending on your lens).

I went to arts school growing up, then graduated a year early from university with an English degree, with no real clue what I wanted to do in the world.

After studying Muay Thai for a year in Thailand, I came home to the US and started my first business as a copywriter and content creator. This dovetailed into brand storytelling, and within a year I was crafting branding assets for names like Marriott, Hilton, Nobu, and Montage.

That was my first taste of entrepreneurship at 22, and I never looked back. In fact, all I did throughout my twenties was build and create. A lot. I've built things that worked, things that didn't. Things that made money, things that cost money.

I developed fantasy armor activewear as my first ecommerce stint. (It didn't work!)

Later, I co-founded a psychedelic education platform with a $10 million valuation.

Project managed entire departments of huge corporate clients.

Developed the systems and processes for a venture studio to intake hundreds of business ideas, vet those ideas, and determine whether or not to take them from a doodle on a whiteboard to a full-blown startup.

I poured my twenties into learning how to build and scale businesses -- and through that discovered that my gift is (1) understanding a person’s vision, and (2) crafting the systems and processes needed to take them there.

Now, I'm bringing that knowledge to people I want to see succeed in the world. The people the world needs more of: healers, visionaries, builders, artists, lovers, and collective do-gooders.