Step Back From The Chaos.

Focus On What Really Matters.

I have never stuck to the traditional path. I moved across the country at 18 with no plan, but an unwavering conviction that it was what I needed to do. There, I built community, a bridal hairstyling business, managed a specialty cafe, did boudoir and wedding photography, and somehow ended up acquiring three cats.

Then life called me to Victoria, BC, where I found myself building a tech company, had it featured in local and national news, broke off a long-term relationship, and started a whole new career. From there I created new connections, co-founded a collective of independent workers, and built my own little family.

Each transition taught me that sometimes the most important growth happens in the in-between; when we trust that we are moving in the right direction, even (and especially), when we think it's all falling apart.

What made every pivot possible was my commitment to self-directed learning. From bridal styling to coffee, photography to web development, I've always created my own curriculum, one that actually works with my learning style instead of against it. For years, I tried working for other people, hoping I'd find my place, but something always felt misaligned. I wasn't making the kind of difference I knew I was capable of, and that disconnect was impossible to ignore.

As a queer ADHDer, I have a unique perspective on the world. Patterns jump out at me, especially in systems that aren't working. I can see where operations used to function but are now crumbling under growth and I rebuild them in low-maintenance ways that truly last.