I grew up in Los Angeles, knowing from a very early age that I was going to be a musician. I rode that wave for 20 years - working with incredible artists like Justin Timberlake, Andra Day and Mark Foster (from Foster the People). Later in my career I moved to NYC to work on Broadway - on shows like Hamilton and Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark. From the outside my life looked like a success, but - from the inside - I was surprised to discover that I was actually quite unhappy.

I experienced the strange feeling that I “should” be happy and that I “should” feel successful - but I did not. It was an uncomfortable experience but it taught me a very important lesson… that happiness does not always come with our image of success.

After I had this realization, I knew that something had to change. And that I had to ask bigger questions:

• What creates a genuinely happy or meaningful life?

• How do we get “off track” in our lives - and how can we get back on track?

• What is really important, at the end of the day? What really matters?

• And - underneath the surface - who am I, really?

I went back to school for psychology, went into Jungian analysis, and spent the next decade looking for the answers to these questions.

This period changed my life and my career trajectory.

In the process of asking bigger questions in my life - and living out of these questions - I realized that this is the work I want to do; working with - and supporting - others who are asking big questions in their lives too.

Asking these questions led me to various formal and informal trainings:

Jungian psychology // formal academic psychology // MBTI certification // NVC training // Compassionate Inquiry Training // IFS for coaches // Archetypal Pattern Analysis at Assisi Institute // Dream Work studies // and several others…

And now I work with others who are bravely asking their own versions of these questions; people who are ready to journey forward in their own living answers.

They are the practical alchemists… those who are ready to turn their obstacles into opportunities for real change.

If this is you, let’s get to work creating big change for you!