My magic is helping you see yours.

I learned how to succeed in the world. Then I learned how to listen to myself.

For nearly two decades, I became very good at navigating the outer world. I built a career in strategy, consulting, and relationship leadership, working inside complex organizations and alongside institutions like NASA, the White House, the State Department, NBC, and Penske Media. I learned how to listen closely, see patterns quickly, make sense of complexity, and turn ambiguity into action.

By most conventional measures, my life was working. And still, something underneath it kept asking for more.

I began to understand that being good at your life and being deeply aligned with it are not the same thing. You can be capable, successful, loved, responsible, and doing everything you thought you were supposed to do—and still feel the quiet pull of a life that wants to become something else. I know that pull intimately.

So I started following the thread.

For years, I was looking for the thing that would shift everything. Maybe it was a different career. A book. A retreat. A psychedelic experience. A spiritual practice. A new framework for understanding myself. Eventually, I left the corporate world and went much further down the rabbit hole.

I studied Internal Family Systems, transformational coaching, psychedelics and altered states, astrology, Tarot, consciousness, and spiritual practice. I explored my own patterns, protective parts, ambition, relationships, sense of purpose, and the places where the person I was becoming no longer fit comfortably inside the life I had built.

And I eventually realized there was no single answer waiting for me. There were many.

I began to think of everything I was learning as gemstones in a kaleidoscope. Each one catches a different piece of light. Turn the lens and something that was invisible a moment ago suddenly appears. That changed the way I thought about transformation entirely. Eventually, the question stopped being, What else can I understand? and became, What am I going to do with what I know?

I work in the space between revelation and what you actually do about it.

This is where my two worlds meet. We can go deep. We can listen to the part of you that has been keeping you safe for decades, explore the desire you’re almost afraid to say out loud, make meaning of an altered-state experience, or look at a pattern that keeps repeating no matter how much work you’ve already done. And then I want to know:

What does this change?

Does it change the conversation you need to have? The career you stay in—or walk away from? The relationship you renegotiate? The business you create? The city you live in? The way you use your time? The risks you’re willing to take? The way you allow yourself to be seen?

Insight matters to me. So does what you do with it.

I’m not particularly interested in helping you become a slightly more optimized version of a life that no longer feels like yours. I want to help you hear what is true, understand what stands between you and it, and create an outer life capable of holding who you are becoming. That is authentic alignment to me.

Part mirror. Part amplifier. Part pattern-recognizer.

One of my gifts has always been seeing what sits underneath the obvious story: the connection between things that seem unrelated, the possibility someone is circling but hasn’t quite claimed, the sentence they keep almost saying. My job isn’t to tell you what your life should look like. It’s to help you hear yourself clearly enough that you no longer need someone else to.

Sometimes we’ll work psychologically, with parts, patterns, protective strategies, the body, and the inner system. Sometimes we’ll work symbolically, through astrology, Tarot, archetype, or intuition. Sometimes an altered state or spiritual experience is part of the story. And sometimes we’ll pull out the strategist brain and turn what you know into an actual decision, plan, business, message, boundary, conversation, or next move.

The inner work matters because it changes the way you live.

And ultimately, I believe the life you build is not only for you. The more fully you inhabit who you are, the more of you becomes available—to your relationships, your work, your creativity, your community, and whatever you are here to contribute.

There’s magic here. There’s also method.

I’m an ICF Associate Certified Coach (ACC) with training across Internal Family Systems, transformational and spiritually integrated coaching, psychedelic preparation and integration, astrology, and other psychospiritual practices. Before coaching, I spent nearly two decades in strategy and relationship leadership and earned my degree from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service. I take the work seriously without believing we have to make it overly serious. I believe there are things we can explain, things we can feel before we can explain them, and things we may never fully understand. I’m comfortable in all three.

Your life doesn’t have to be falling apart to know it wants to change.

You might simply be able to feel that there is more of you waiting to be lived. Bring me the crossroads. The recurring pattern. The impossible-to-ignore idea. The experience you’re still trying to understand. The version of your life that looks fine but no longer feels entirely true. The thing you want badly enough that it scares you a little. We’ll listen for what’s underneath it. And then we’ll do something with what we find.