My Journey
Some HIstory
I'm a wanderer at heart, inspired by nature, people, and cultures.
I was a mathematics major in college—the logical aspects of it felt like a foundation to stand on, and the concept of infinity, with all its implications, helped define the universe for me. I didn’t want to teach math, though, so after college I took a job as a computer programmer. This evolved into several different positions within the IT industry, and I enjoyed the challenges, the people, and the opportunities for travel that it afforded me.
When I began thinking about retirement, one thing was clear—whatever came next needed to include meaningful connection with people and opportunities for travel. Beyond that, I wasn’t sure.
Synchronicity brought the answer when I heard Martha Beck on a Mel Robbins podcast and knew that her book, Finding Your Own North Star, was exactly what I needed.
Finding My Way
For the past few years, I've been taking better care of myself—not in small ways, but in ways that once felt almost indulgent. I prioritized my physical health, worked with nutrition and fitness experts, and began tending to my emotional well-being with real intention.
Today, I consider myself “in recovery” from patterns that once kept me stuck & exhauseted—perfectionism, constant busyness, and many forms of numbing. That way of living was exhausting. Perhaps you can relate?
My new path, in case you can't read the imperfect calligraphic note I have on my mirror due to the imperfect photo, is "I intend to be present instead of perfect". Its a helpful reminder of my new priorities.
My Approach
Walking Alongside You
I know what it feels like to follow the wrong path — and now I know the peace and fulfillment that come from following the right one.
I can assure you: when you begin living in alignment with your true path, life starts to feel lighter, clearer, and more meaningful.
How do you discover which path is right for you?
Let me help you recognize the signs.
Don’t just survive — thrive.
