We are told who we should be, how we should live, and what we should aspire to — before we know if those things are right for us.

Think about it: just months after having to raise our hands for permission to use the bathroom, we’re expected to know what we want to do with the rest of our lives.

We pick a career path and pursue it with excellence. We climb the ladders and judge ourselves by what someone else calls “successful,” building a respectable career and financial foundation.

As someone who has broken barriers and achieved more than most folks, you expect to feel like you’ve made it by now. But you’ve been so busy becoming successful that you haven’t had a chance to fully become yourself.

Playing by the rules and accepting the way things were “supposed to be” never really suited me. Sure, I worked hard to get into my top-choice university, kill it in grad school, and get that cushy career-launching job in spite of all the odds that worked against me. I did them all.

After following “the path” long enough to realize I didn’t like the destination ahead, I made some new decisions.

I decided to commit my life to always being the version of me I was most excited about and inspired by, to build a life I never needed a vacation from, and to always prioritize my peace. And I did all of those, too.

Now I help people stop chasing “work-life” balance and instead achieve actual life balance. This way, they make room for what really matters to them and pursue goals they’ve always sat on. You know, the goals you think are “too much,” too “big,”  or too unrealistic to take on. It’s in those things we truly find meaning and life fulfillment.

I’d love to help you create balance in your life and help you reach your biggest, personal goals. I can’t wait for you to be thrilled to start your day in the morning, forget what the Sunday Scaries feel like, and be the true main character of this life you’ve worked so hard for.