If you've made it this far, you've already read the origin story. This chapter is a little less dramatic.
These days, I'm building businesses, supporting clinicians, consulting, coaching, collecting ideas faster than I can execute them, and learning that creating a meaningful life requires just as much intention as creating a successful career.
For the first time in a long time, I'm focused on building something that feels sustainable—not just impressive. While I don't know exactly what's next, I know I want more connection, more community, more laughter, and more spaces where people can show up as themselves.
Right now, I'm:
• Growing Renewal Room and creating a space where both clients & clinicians feel supported, valued, and empowered.
• Building Handled into something bigger than a business and into a place where helping people can take many different forms.
• Consulting, coaching, & helping people navigate the messy middle between where they are and where they want to be.
• Serving as a Professional Auntie, which may be one of my favorite job titles.
• Learning how to put myself on the priority list, too.
• Attempting adulthood: home buying, future planning, and occasionally remembering to fold the laundry.
• Exploring new ways to build community, connection, and support systems for the people around me.
No story is complete without a few side characters.
Bobby keeps me grounded, supports every wild idea, and somehow tolerates the fact that I usually have three projects and seven tabs open at any given moment. Then there are the real stars of the show: Comet the dog & Remi the cat, who contribute absolutely nothing to the bills and somehow remain the most beloved members of the household.
I wouldn't have it any other way.
Asking for support is often harder than offering it.
Community matters more than I realized.
Being understood and feeling understood aren't always the same thing.
Rest doesn't have to be earned.
The people who seem to have it together are usually figuring it out as they go, too.
Some of the best parts of life happen when you stop trying to control the entire story and trust yourself to handle whatever comes next.