I’ve spent most of my adult life building a life around ideas that mattered to me—businesses, projects, and creative work that began as quiet dreams and eventually became something real. I didn’t follow a prescribed path or wait for permission. I learned by doing, by taking risks when it made sense, and by staying steady when it didn’t. I’ve been my own boss for over 25 years, and I remain deeply engaged in work that feels meaningful and alive to me.

What I’ve learned along the way is that living the dream rarely starts as some grand vision. More often, it shows up as a persistent thought you can’t shake, a daydream that keeps returning, or a sense that the job you’re in—while fine on paper—no longer reflects who you are or what you want. I’ve lived through those moments myself, more than once.

The people I work with are capable, thoughtful, and grounded. Many are tired of working in roles that feel limiting, answering to someone else’s agenda, or feeling disconnected from their own creativity and agency. Some are navigating unexpected transitions—job loss, career shifts, or changes they didn’t choose. They’re not looking to escape responsibility. They want to build something of their own, but they’re not sure how to begin.

That’s where I come in.

My role is to help bring those long-held dreams out of the background and into the foreground—to look at what you’re carrying and say, with confidence, this is real, and it’s worth pursuing. From there, we work together to shape it, give it structure, and bring it into your daily life in a way that feels doable, sustainable, and aligned with who you are.

If you’re ready to move from imagining your dream to actually living it, I’d be glad to start the conversation.