I came from a liberal arts school out of undergrad. I had no idea what a professional school (or business school) was or the different resources available to those students. I would have loved a job like consulting, but again, I had no idea what that job was, or that it existed, being in a less structured environment.

Though I am grateful for all of the learnings I have accumulated from my academic and professional pursuits, I would have benefited from a mentor or coach to give me the tactical short cuts around recruiting and aligning life goals with career targets, earlier.

Now, I help my clients cut out "noise" and get down to what really matters to them so they can get to the good stuff.

Secondary reason: I was diagnosed with ADHD at age 42. Forty-two! I spent a lot of my life feeling like I spoke a different language. I worked hard to learn how to adapt my communication style to the people around me in work, and in life, to make meaningful connections and clearly communicate my ideas. I've tried a ton of different project management, learning, and personal regulation techniques to find what works for me. Everyone (whether neuro spicy or neuro typical) has different strengths and weaknesses, and differences in learning preferences. I'm here to help you find your "sweet spot" so you can operate at your absolute best, every day.