Throughout my life, I’ve been called a leader even when I wasn’t trying to lead. I move through the world with intention, integrity, and a deeply rooted belief that values-driven creativity can transform everything from individuals to entire systems. Leadership, to me, isn’t about titles; it’s about alignment. It’s about cultivating spaces where others can thrive. It’s about designing lives, legacies, and ecosystems that are sustainable for the planet.

My path braids together sustainability, art, story, healing, systems thinking, and clarity. I’ve partnered with activists, artists, entrepreneurs, executives, and everyday people who are ready to reconnect with what truly matters and create impact rooted strategies.

Call it boho. Call it rogue. Call it real.

This is how I lead. And this is what I offer.

Raised by a disc jockey and an accountant, my journey began on two Sony tape decks and an old Tandy computer cutting homemade records and printing grassroots newsletters. That spark led to indie tours, near record deals, and ultimately, to the unexpected path of becoming a boho business consultant.

Over the years, I’ve become a strategic partner to mission-driven organizations, advising across customer acquisition, community cultivation, digital transformation, and corporate evolution. I’ve helped expand legal access, guide small business owners through a digital-first world, and raise grassroots capital where none seemed possible.

Most recently, I’ve helped generate over $700 billion in economic development in just two and a half years and my advisory work continues to ripple toward multi-trillion-dollar impacts across industries.

Often described as a serial polymath, I live at the intersection of artificial intelligence, sustainability, and environmental science. I spend most of my time designing future-forward strategies that honor ancestral wisdom, natural systems, and emergent technologies. Whether I’m deconstructing competency frameworks or developing new strategic architectures, my work is always rooted in love, justice, and collective liberation.

And while I’ve accomplished much, I still define luxury as having time to think.

My best business meetings happen on walks or in hammocks.

And no matter how far I go, the creative community will always be home.