All my life, I’ve heard jokes about how I am destined to become a CEO (chief executive officer)… it’s in my name, and my parents run their own successful businesses.

I’m a naturally sensitive, empathetic, observant person. I grew up in a privileged, high-performing household. As a teen, I developed anxiety around my need to perform academically and professionally – to meet or surpass the high bar set for me. Chasing perfection became part of my identity.

That identity came crashing down as a young adult after experiencing college rejection, career burnout, and an eating disorder. I struggled with self-doubt, confidence, and felt unfulfilled in my personal and professional life.

I realized something had to change. Through recovery, therapy, coaching, and self-work, I began to practice living in alignment with my authentic self and values, instead of who or what I thought I should be.

I became a coach because I experienced the power of coaching firsthand. Coaching gave me the safety and space to identify my needs, values, and goals - and plan out what it would take to become the “CEO” of my own life. I want to hold that space for others to experience their own transformations.

I am honored and grateful to have the opportunity to support those who are ready and willing to do the work to live an embodied life.