My journey has spanned over 60 countries, taking me from boardrooms to yurts, colleges to prisons. My path has taken me far from the familiar. I traveled to Iraq during the no-fly zone to understand the human cost of war. That journey led me to interview orphans — beginning in Baghdad and continuing through 15 countries — whose voices became the heartbeat of my book Whispers from Children’s Hearts.

Along the way, I’ve shared tea with geishas in Kyoto, modeled in Tokyo, listened to the wisdom of sex workers in Amsterdam’s Red Light District, and learned from shamans in Peru, monks in Nepal, and Sufis in Cappadocia. These weren’t tourist stops — they were conversations that cracked something open in me.

I’ve lived in Japan, Egypt, and Barcelona, always chasing a deeper understanding of what connects us beneath the surface. I’ve spent time with Bedouins in the mountains of Petra — learning not just how people live, but why they endure. And for the past twenty years, I’ve made my home in the melting pot of Los Angeles — a city as multifaceted and mythic as the human psyche itself.

I hold a Master’s degree in Spiritual Psychology — and a PhD in people, earned through thousands of hours listening, learning, and living across the globe. Some call me a social engineer. I think of myself as a story excavator — someone who helps others uncover what’s been buried beneath performance, pain, or perfection.

That journey inspired my mission: to help people reclaim their stories by meeting the many selves within. Whether I’m coaching someone through a life pivot, speaking on stage, or guiding an audience through laughter and transformation, the message is always the same:

You are not broken. You are many. And when you know your cast, you can change the script.

Keep blazing,