I came into career coaching through my own nonlinear path. One shaped by community work, creative exploration, and a lot of figuring it out as I went. In college, leading Spark Magazine as Editor-In-Chief showed me how much I love helping others shine, while outside of school I was writing, curating vintage, throwing pop-ups — and building the creative muscles I still use today through DJing, making music, and producing events.

After graduating, I started out as a Marketing Coordinator at a book publishing agency, then pivoted into PR. This experience taught me firsthand how flexible our skills really are when we allow ourselves to explore. Along the way, I had mentors from a variety of different backgrounds, including fashion, product marketing, PR, and beyond. Through them, I learned that being a curious, creative generalist isn’t something to outgrow, but it’s something to lean into.

Now, I help others do the same: uncover what makes them unique, build confidence in their work, and move through their professional lives with more clarity, ease, and self-trust.

— Students and recent grads
— First-gen professionals
— Creatives navigating nontraditional paths
— Anyone in a career or identity transition

These sessions are flexible and shaped by your needs. Some areas I commonly support include:

— Crafting resumes, portfolios, and materials that reflect who you really are
— Writing bios, cover letters, and personal statements that tell your story clearly and confidently
— Preparing for interviews and networking in ways that feel less awkward, more you
— Naming your strengths, clarifying direction, and figuring out what’s next, even when it feels messy