I’m dedicated to helping you experience the many benefits of prioritizing your creativity—from engaging in the arts to problem-solving at work.

There’s something for everyone.

1:1 sessions, workshops, events, consulting, virtual, in-person, resources.

  • I help individuals overcome creative barriers, let go of perfectionism, start and finish passion projects, find the time, improve collaborations, share work, and more—all while experiencing the many wellness benefits that creativity brings. My clients span artists, creatives balancing client work, retirees with newfound time, and even those who don’t call themselves creative (yet). Discover how to prioritize your creativity through 1:1 sessions, workshops, events & my digital workbook on my Creativity Page.

  • I guide creative industry professionals who want to approach their careers with greater intention and ease. My services include: sharpening leadership skills, crafting a career narrative, preparing for job interviews, important meetings and presentations; advocating for career growth, initiating a proactive change, strategizing team improvements, coping with office politics, and navigating this difficult time in the industry. Explore more on my Careers page.

  • I advise teams on how to boost creativity and engagement and design efficient, practical operating models. Most teams focus too much on complicated systems and forget their core: the people. With decades of real world experience in media, music and tech—and an early expert in the field of Creative Operations—I understand the challenges teams face in dynamic, corporate work environments. Learn more about consulting and off-sites on my Teams page.

Inspired Clients

I work with a range of people —from established artists to those who don’t consider themselves creative (yet) — who are craving accountability, inspiration, or community with their creative practices and passion projects; creative industry professionals looking to navigate their careers with greater intention and ease; and team leaders overcoming the challenge of balancing creativity and connection with efficiency and scale.

Photo credits: all self except: typewriter by Eric Slomanson; headphones by Evan Roberts; whiteboard and laptops are stock images.