I’ve always been drawn to new places, new perspectives, and the kind of experiences that change the way you see life. I’ve travelled a lot, lived in different places, and learned — more than once — how to let go, begin again, and find my way in unfamiliar situations.

In my work, I’ve naturally been drawn to places where I work with people — whether working with teenagers in social care, being part of the music and festival world, or spending years in hospitality. What all of those experiences have in common is people: different personalities, different stories, different ways of moving through life.

That’s probably why real conversations matter so much to me. Not polished or performative, but honest. The kind of conversations where you don’t have to have it all figured out and where there’s space to be human.
In my coaching, I bring experience, structure, and my warm, clear approach — and humor. Because even big changes in life are allowed to feel enjoyable and lighter along the way.