From Human Relations to Storytelling, Leadership, and the Power of Voice
My education has taken me across disciplines, but the thread connecting it all has always been people and their stories.
Studying human relations, psychology, and sociology gave me a deeper understanding of relationships, family dynamics, identity, and the ways our experiences can shape how we see ourselves and others. My business education taught me leadership, strategy, discipline, and the importance of bringing an idea from vision to completion.
And my training in classical voice and musical theater taught me to use something I once struggled to fully embrace: my voice.
Today, writing and music have become two of the ways I use that voice. Through storytelling, reflection, and song, I create space to explore the things we carry, the things we survive, and the things we eventually come to understand in hindsight.
My education is not separate from my story. It is part of it.
Every classroom, every stage, every season of learning, and every experience has contributed to the woman, writer, vocalist, wife, mother, and entrepreneur I am today.
The classroom taught me to think.
The stage taught me to use my voice.
Life taught me what to say.
