I’ve always been drawn to creativity and communication. Back in the late ’90s, I almost went into web design myself—I graduated high school in ’99 and had a choice: pursue art school or take the “safe” route. I chose the latter, got into UCLA for computer science… and then dropped out.
After that, I applied to design school (and got rejected), graduated as a math major instead, and somehow ended up spending 12 years overseas directing an English camp in Kyrgyzstan with a Christian nonprofit. Those years taught me a lot about leadership, storytelling, and connecting with people from all walks of life.
When I returned to the U.S. in 2021, I started what I thought was my dream—a small web design agency. But over time, I realized my real passion wasn’t just building websites—it was helping people find their voice. I loved guiding others to clarify their message and show up confidently on camera.
That discovery led me to build my coaching business, where I now help coaches and consultants create simple, effective short-form videos that attract the right clients and book great sales calls—often with nothing more than a selfie camera and a strong hook.
These days, I spend at least a few hours a day working alongside ChatGPT, experimenting and exploring new ways AI can support creativity and communication. It’s that blend of technology, storytelling, and authenticity that really energizes me.
