​Turns out transitions are great times to reimagine how you work: there's usually something big at stake, and that's often a great starting place for your bigger why and how.

 

It's been true for me, at different turns in my non-linear career: moving from teaching English in China, to working in big healthcare systems, consulting across Fortune 500 companies, community-centered nonprofits, and starting multiple businesses. 

 

I've spent my career facilitating complex organizational changes - building new processes, new teams, leadership transitions. I've spent even longer exploring & mastering mind-body practices for better health, relationships, and finding flow.

 

Today I focus on individuals and organizations with heart - those who give a damn, who care about making a positive impact, and want to do so with more balance.

 

A bit more about me personally​

I'm a two-time expat (Germany & China) and a mom of three. For more than a decade now, I've called the Pacific Northwest home, although I'm originally from Washington D.C.

 

I don't believe you need to be "good" at art or music to have creative hobbies, and love rekindling my childhood joy in spending more time with both - right now that's doodling and playing at the local pottery studio. I also like optimistically planting things in my garden, but I'm terrible at watering them. My husband is writing a book on rewilding, and as a result our whole family is spending a lot more time in wilderness these days, reminding me of how powerful it is to take time out to reconnect with nature.