Although each new role began with enthusiasm, many left me feeling unfulfilled once the initial excitement wore off. Fortunately, my strong curiosity and love of learning became both a remedy for boredom and a compass, drawing me back to study every few years and opening new directions.

After a short venture into a creative field, I recognized it wasn’t the right fit for me. However, one clear thread has run through my varied career journey—spanning jewellery, employment services, childcare, retail, and more—and that is my genuine passion for working with people.

My lived experience with ADHD, along with navigating neurodivergent challenges during my teen years, ultimately led me to become an ADHD Life Coach. I truly “speak ADHD.” Having firsthand understanding of the frustrations and obstacles involved allows me to connect deeply and support others in a meaningful, practical way.