Guiding Ambitious Women 

“You’re doing too much.”

I’ve heard that my whole life. And now? I help other women do the same, on purpose, with strategy, and without apology.

I come from a family known for leadership, legacy, and doing things the “right” way. Quiet power. Clean lines. Controlled ambition.

I was never that. My brain was too fast, my energy too big, my ideas too wild. And for a long time, I tried to squeeze myself into boxes that looked good on the outside but felt suffocating inside. My decisions were based on society and my family’s expectations.

I earned my degree in education from Westminster College and spent 15 years teaching in public and private schools. Later, I graduated summa cum laude from Pepperdine University with a master’s in clinical psychology, specializing in family systems and industrial-organizational psychology. I became an executive coach, helping leaders create systems that actually work; for themselves, their teams, and their bottom lines.

But the biggest shift didn’t come from any title or degree.
It came the day I stopped trying to fix my ADHD and started building with it.

That’s when everything changed. I created my own systems. I crushed my revenue goals. I launched programs that converted. I built an after-school studio that’s changing the way kids learn and belong. And I did it all while raising three kids of my own and honoring a brain that refuses to do things the boring way.

Now, I coach ambitious ADHD women and neurodivergent leaders who are ready to step into the life of their dreams. I help them build structure, make money, trust their instincts, and create legacies that look like them.