I started my undergraduate study with little idea of what I wanted out of life and career, yet with a very clear picture of what was expected of me. Big things. Grandiose things. Making a lot of money as a result of big impact. Additionally, while growing up my brain had interpreted many experiences in such a way that my understanding of “success” was living up to that which was expected of me. No pressure there, right?

Despite graduating undergraduate studies with 2 majors and a minor that were all science related, I worked for more than 13 years in higher education serving in various administrative, advisory and student activities roles. Within these roles I discovered and built upon my strengths of advising, mentoring, training and leadership. As rewarding as this was, I still felt that there was something missing.

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​Then, in July of 2010, I took a contract role that landed me on the corporate side of a fast-growing company. This organization was an amazing community of people with great purpose and an inspiring mission to serve individuals by empowering them to dream bigger, work from their strengths and make a difference in their lives, their families, and communities. It was only here that I discovered my own path to purpose and impact was to utilize my strengths to guide and equip individuals in the discovery and “living out” their own purpose.