I’m a coach, writer, consultant, and speaker who teaches the transforming power of compassion. 

After getting an MBA and embarking on a career in sales and management, I found myself on a new journey: to seek a life with deeper meaning. I enrolled in seminary, where I earned a Master’s of Theology and a Master’s of Divinity and found my calling: to teach others to see their worthiness, find their purpose, improve their relationships, and live up to their full potential. 

I believe that compassion fixes everything. 

This is the work we’re here to do. 

For more of my personal story, click here.

 
 
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