For over a decade, I worked as a personal stylist and image consultant, helping people navigate how they showed up externally at work, in public, and in everyday life. But over time, a pattern became impossible to ignore.

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People didn’t come to me because they simply wanted new clothes. They came because something in their lives had shifted and the way they were showing up no longer reflected who they were becoming.

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The work was never really about wardrobes.
It was about translation.

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I became deeply attuned to moments of misalignment - when someone’s outer presence no longer matched their internal sense of self. I learned how identity changes before your brain catches up, and how uncertainty often shows up, long before people name it as a transition.

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Today, I work as a Personal Life Transition Advisor.

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I am trained as a life coach, but my approach isn’t about pushing breakthroughs or prescribing solutions. It’s about helping people notice themselves more clearly, trust their internal signals, and make choices that feel aligned rather than reactive.

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I work one-on-one with clients through moments of transition-  when the old version no longer fits, but the next version isn’t fully formed yet.

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They don’t leave changed.

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They leave more connected to themselves.

And that’s the work.