I know what it's like to feel different. I’m a queer, mixed-race, neurodivergent woman, and I’ve spent much of my life navigating spaces where I didn't always fit in or felt like I had to minimize parts of myself to be accepted.

From the outside, my career seemed successful—but internally, I struggled. I felt inadequate, overwhelmed, and often embarrassed by my neurodivergence and the ways it impacted my ability to meet deadlines or function in structured environments.

In 2022, I decided to hit pause. For over 10 years, I worked as an international logistics expert in corporate environments like Google, the Department of Health and Reckitt. I took a career break, traveled, volunteered, and finally received my ADD diagnosis. This was the catalyst for my transformation into coaching.

I’m passionate about supporting people to navigate their own unique identities and life paths, especially when they feel out of place or overwhelmed by society's expectations. My approach to coaching is deeply intersectional, meaning I don’t just focus on one aspect of who you are. I understand the complexity of your lived experiences, and I embrace the wholeness of your identity—whether you are neurodivergent, queer, mixed-race, or someone who has experienced life through many lenses.

Through coaching, I’ll help you honor all parts of yourself—creating strategies and frameworks that not only work but also reflect the beautiful, multifaceted person you truly are. Together, we can make your life lighter, more aligned, and more authentic.