I have always been fascinated by questions that do not have simple answers.

I am constantly exploring ideas, examining information, and looking for creative solutions. I have been writing for decades—primarily nonfiction articles, blog posts, and a lot, and I mean a lot, of copy for websites, social media, and marketing campaigns.

My professional background began in corporate banking, finance, administration, project management, and communications. While working in that world, I also began marketing my own projects. When I left corporate life nine years ago and co-founded a media company, marketing and creative communications became my primary work.

Today, I run several different businesses. One builds websites, creates content, and helps organizations communicate more effectively. Another explores symbolic systems that have developed across thousands of years, offering another lens through which to understand ourselves and the world. Along the way, I have designed merchandise, imagined workshops and retreats, solved countless technology puzzles, and helped bring a wide variety of projects and events to life.

My calendar is less of a calendar and more of an archaeological dig.

Lately, I have been setting clearer boundaries, allowing myself to be less perfect, and feeling more compelled than ever to move forward with the work I want to share.

I am currently writing my first novel, which will be the beginning of a series—and you are invited to come along for the ride.

This is going to be so much fun!

Often overlooked, yet remarkably intelligent, the pigeon has long been a traveler, a guide, and a faithful navigator—finding its way home across great distances.

I like to think our own journeys are much the same. We wander. We question. We discover. And somewhere along the way, we find our way back to ourselves.