From a very early age, I had a very strong desire to seek both happiness and success from whatever I engaged in. At age 11 I had my first “existential crisis” deciding to question everything I believed in at the time.

I always wanted to win and always wanted an edge. It was then that I started going to the library and borrowing all the best books on psychology I could find.

As a high school athlete, my junior varsity volleyball coach noticed a lack of focus at home games. He told me to stop thinking about everyone in the stands. I got a book on concentration techniques. After using those techniques for 4 weeks, it got to the point that I could block out anything happening outside the lines of the court. That is the power of concentration.

From there the fire was lit. Over the course of my career post-college, I’ve immersed myself in studying the psychology of success, business, and human performance, integrating it all into roles from individual contributor to the C-Suite. In short, I spent a lifetime building myself to serve people like you who want success without compromise.

Everyone has two personal edges, the one they compete with and the one they are currently stretching. I bridge classical leadership frameworks with psychology modalities to reduce the noise and raise the signal from mind to body to environment. I work with executives from C-Suite, senior leaders, to solopreneurs helping them turn what makes them unique into success in business and in life.

My coaching is called ZenTen. Leaders who have an ability to find both flow (Zen) and excellence (Ten) tend to live more fulfilling and successful lives. My gift is being able to help you get there if that’s your goal.