

I spent my 20s exploring and working in corporate offices, where I supported CEOs, planned and led company-wide events, and immersed myself in business operations, as well as change management and internal communications. Along the way, I kept reaching the same conclusions:
- We spend a lot of our precious time at work, so even if you don't love your job, you should (at the very least) enjoy the time you spend working
- We often hide our most creative, brilliant selves in rigid work structures to maintain the status quo
- How you feel every day at work impacts how you feel at home and who you are outside of work, no matter how firm your boundaries are
I also lost three grandparents in their early to mid-60s (two suddenly).
These losses led me to a life-changing realization: retirement might never come, so we can't "wait" until retirement to live the life we always dreamed of.
That's why I'm on a mission to help improve the 8+ hours a day we spend at work so we can enjoy our one precious life without waiting for retirement.
For me, "not waiting" looks like:
- Creating workplace cultures that promote growth, autonomy, and a healthy balance between work and play
- Supporting the workplace revolutionaries, including internal communicators, change management pros, project managers, and people-focused teams who are changing the game
- Leveraging time management and productivity techniques to get more done in less time (because work should help you live your life, not consume it)
- Recognizing that we shouldn't give our best selves to work 100% of the time — our loved ones deserve our presence, too
- Acknowledging that there will always be more work to do, but time is a finite resource, so we need to make it count
Serving businesses, brands, and individuals who share these values energizes me.
That's why I love partnering with organizations to create content that helps build better workplaces.
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What I'm Reading
I also love getting lost in a good book! Below are the books I've read or am currently reading this year via Bookshop. (Minus any Amazon exclusives.)
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