After checking all the "right boxes" boxes (4 year degree and an office job), I ended up in a life-draining job that left me exhausted, uninspired, and wondering, is this really it? I didn’t want to spend 40 hours a week in a cubicle (or even a corner office). I wanted freedom, flexibility, and work that actually felt good.

So I took a huge leap of faith. I quit my job with just two clients and no backup plan… and three months later, I had fully replaced my full-time income.

I’ve always been obsessed with entrepreneurship, and becoming a VA felt like the perfect way to support creative business owners while building something of my own. I also have raging ADHD, and the fast-paced, ever-evolving nature of VA work was exactly the kind of stimulation I craved. (Boredom = death, truly.)

Since then, I’ve worked with course creators, coaches, eComm brands, agencies, and more doing everything from overhauling content systems and streamlining signature offers to helping one client boost their website traffic by 15% in just three months with Pinterest.

These days, I still carry a full client load (so when I say I’m in this with you, I really mean it). But I’m leaning deeper into the work I love most: Pinterest, email marketing, and blogging strategy.

I work with creative new VAs who are ready to go from overwhelmed and unsure to confident and clear with systems and schedules that support them. My sweet spot is helping you figure out what you actually want, set boundaries that stick, and build a business that fits the life you’re dreaming about.

My boyfriend and I split our time between our home base in Michigan and traveling, and fun fact: he was so inspired by watching me grow my VA business that he started his own. I don’t take meetings on Mondays or Fridays. I bake in the middle of the day. I protect my time, my peace, and my energy like my business depends on it.

I built a business that supports my life and lights me up.

I’d love to help you do the same.