Twenty-Five Years Building Revenue.
A Lifetime Studying What Drives Us. 

An integrated approach to leadership, change, and human behavior.

I didn’t come to this work from theory. I came to it through experience.

I spent twenty-five years building businesses and leading teams in high-stakes environments.
I understood performance, growth, and responsibility. I also understood the quieter restlessness that success doesn’t resolve — the sense of doing what you’re good at while something more essential waits underneath.

Alongside my business career, I was studying psychology. |
My academic background is in the field, and for decades I’ve been immersed in depth psychology and Jungian thought, drawn to the question that sits at the center of this work: Why do we do what we do, even when it no longer serves us?

The Enneagram became a turning point.
Not as a personality label, but as a map of psychological structure — motivation, defense, and relational pattern. It gave language to what I had been observing in leaders, teams, and myself, and a way to work with those patterns consciously rather than being run by them.

Today, my work integrates rigorous psychological training with lived business experience.
I work with leaders, founders, and partners who are highly capable — and quietly constrained by patterns they can feel but not yet see. My role isn’t to fix or optimize. It’s to help make what’s unconscious visible, so choice becomes possible.

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This is depth work. And it’s work I only do because I’ve done it myself.

Fun Facts

  • I once intended to become a Jungian analyst, and I’ve never stopped studying the architecture of the psyche.

  • I’ve practiced meditation and mindfulness for more than thirty-five years, not as a technique, but as a way of orienting to inner life.

  • I don’t ask clients to do work I haven’t done myself. My approach is grounded in lived experience, not theory alone.

  • As an Enneagram Type 4 with a dominant sexual instinct, authenticity and depth shape how I work and who I choose to work with.

  • I imagine a future that includes living part-time in Italy, teaching and facilitating in a more spacious, relational way.

"Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life, and you will call it fate."

- Carl Jung