I know how hard it can be to feel like you're supposed to have it all figured out -- and how isolating it can feel when your path doesn't match the one everyone else seems to be on. 

I've spent my career studying how careers actually happen. Here's what I know to be true: they rarely go in a straight line. People discover new interests and change direction. People take detours that turn out to be their most important moves. Life happens. Layoffs happen. People reinvent themselves all the time. That isn't failure -- that's how career development actually works, especially when the world of work is changing so fast.

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With a background in psychology and education, I spent years as a career advisor and educator at 4 major Canadian post-secondary institutions, counselling over 1,500 people on their next steps and working with more than 20 academic departments to strengthen the ways they support career development. That experience built my expertise in career strategy and tools, and shaped my deep understanding of how non-linear paths unfold and what people actually need to navigate them with confidence.

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Today, I help individuals, schools, and organizations challenge the narrative of the linear career path. As a Certified Career Development Practitioner, I'm trained to look at all aspects of what work means to help people build work lives where they'll genuinely thrive and to help schools and organizations prepare people for an ever-evolving world of work. My focus is on the career development process itself -- figuring out what you want and how to get there -- not on a single industry or role. 

I can ask the tough questions, but I'm not here to judge your answers. My goal is to help you make sense of where you've been and open up real possibilities for where you might want to go next. 

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You don't need to have it all figured out before you start. Starting is how you begin to figure it out.