After 20 years in corporate leadership and 11 years running my own business, I've learned to recognize a specific pattern: accomplished people preparing for pivotal moments who suddenly start playing small.

The entrepreneur launching a new service who keeps minimizing her 5 years of proven results because she's worried about seeming "too bold." 

The business owner expanding her footprint who second-guesses everything even though she has the expertise and experience to trust herself completely.

The professional who hides her 20+ years of corporate experience because she thinks it makes her "seem too old" - when those decades are actually proof she's a powerhouse.

My corporate years taught me how to see patterns others miss and build strategic presence.

I partnered with senior leadership on keynote communications - coaching leaders on how to present themselves with confidence and gravitas. I led major recognition programs, managed company-wide initiatives, and mentored dozens of professionals to step into more meaningful work and leadership roles.

My ability to see what people couldn't see about themselves - and help them own their authority - has been at the heart of my work for over 30 years.

My entrepreneurial journey taught me what it actually takes to trust yourself through change, let go of what's not working, and keep moving forward even when the path isn't clear. I've experimented my way to clarity - publishing books, hosting events, developing services, learning what lights me up versus what drains me.

For example, my early business included my Einstein & Moo children's book series and working with authors through developmental editing and Author Stylist services. While I still work with authors who are ready to step into bigger visibility and own their authority as thought leaders, my focus has evolved to serve entrepreneurs and small business owners at critical moments of expansion and visibility.