About Me

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I didn’t arrive at this work by choosing it. This world of divergent disciplines - this way of seeing, this craft - chose me.

It came in fragments at first; patterns other people overlooked, questions no one wanted to ask, tensions that hummed under the surface of ordinary life.

For a long time, I tried to ignore them. But meaning is persistent. It waits. It circles. It taps the shoulder until you finally turn.

So I turned.

And when I did, I discovered a through-line running beneath everything -
story as architecture, emotion as motion, identity as an unfinished script asking to be rewritten.

My path has moved through many worlds: academic, corporate, artistic, spiritual.

Each one gave me something; a tool, a wound, a lens, a method - pieces I didn’t understand until they fell together into the shape of a craft.

Psychology taught me how people fracture.

Myth taught me why they must.

Writing taught me how to rebuild the broken pieces into something whole.

Technology taught me how stories travel. 

Life taught me the rest.

Today, my work lives at the intersection of narrative and identity. I help people name the truth beneath their story - the real one, the one they’ve been circling, resisting, longing for.

Most people aren’t stuck. They’re misaligned. 

They’re living inside a narrative that’s too small for who they’re becoming. My role is simple: to see what others don’t, to hear what isn’t being said, to map the emotional geometry of a life and sculpt the story that can hold it.

Not a slogan. Not a script.

A structure for transformation. If you’re here, something in your world is shifting -
a threshold, a fracture, an emergence. 

You’re standing in the doorway between what has been and what wants to become.

This is the place where my work begins. And when you’re ready to step into the story that’s been waiting for you...

I’ll be here.

Life is a miracle. Sometimes the miracle is simply recognizing the moment the narrative changes.