I walk this threshold, too

No one warned me about midlife adolescence.

Not a collapse—more like a quiet unraveling of what used to fit.

For me, it showed up as stuckness.

On paper, everything looked great: senior leadership role, Ivy League MBA, strong track record, clear path ahead. But I was starting to wonder how long I could keep playing the game.

So I did what any high-functioning person does: I got strategic. Took calls. Made the spreadsheet. Interviewed for the next big role.

And nothing landed.

Eventually, I laid myself off and took a sabbatical. What I thought would be a break turned into a full reset. I slowed down just enough to hear what had been there all along: something new was trying to come through.

I trained as a coach. Connected to my purpose. Started writing again. And slowly, began building my own business.

It reminded me of another threshold: coming out as a teenager. Naming what was true. Risking what was comfortable. And ending up with more meaning, more connection, and more of myself.

That’s the heart of my work now. Supporting people as they cross their own threshold—without burning their lives down.

I live in Los Angeles with my husband, our 8 year-old son, our dog, two hamsters, and a parakeet. A few times a week, I’m sweating through a spin class, hiking in the hills, or taking a dance class like I’m auditioning for something. At home, I’m usually cooking vegetarian meals or reading with my feet up. I like to keep things simple when I can.

But professionally, I like to go deep and have fun.

If you’re ready to show up in your work like it actually matters, I’d love to walk with you.

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Let’s see what’s trying to come through.