I work as a private strategic advisor for individuals navigating complex, consequential situations across life, health, and business when the answer is not obvious.
My background spans zoology, functional genomics, business development, operations, and strategic advisory, but my deepest work has always been the same: listening closely, recognizing patterns, and connecting dots that do not initially appear connected.
I hold a degree in Zoology with Departmental Honors and am a Certified Functional Genomics Practitioner. My scientific training informs how I think every single day: observe carefully, remain curious, look for underlying relationships, question assumptions, and follow the evidence rather than forcing a hasty conclusion.
I translate complexity into clarity. I help people ask better questions, recognize what is true, and make decisions that align with who they are and what they are building.
My mind naturally goes to figuring things out. When someone brings me a complicated situation, I immediately become curious: What is really happening here? What are we missing? Which pieces are connected? Is the problem we are trying to solve even the real problem?
What I have learned is that people rarely fit neatly into rigid categories, and neither do their challenges. Health affects business. Business affects relationships. Relationships affect health. History matters. Biology matters. Circumstances matter. Sometimes the smallest detail changes how we understand everything else.
Whether we are looking at your biology, a personal crossroads, or a business that no longer fits, my work begins the same way: looking beneath the noise, helping you see the whole field, and finding the clarity you need to move forward with confidence.
I love people. I love puzzles. And I love helping people figure things out.