My Journey to Coaching
My career spans nearly 40 years in public service, management and leadership, entrepreneurship, and reinvention.
I began in the Superior Court of New Jersey, working with at-risk youth and later leading teams in the Law Division and Human Resources. In that chapter of my career, I helped create better outcomes for young people through rehabilitation programs, built systems, shaped organizational policies, mediated conflict, and advocated for fairness, accountability, and a culture where people felt productive, supported, and valued.
When my life shifted and my family needed me closer to home, I stepped away from that role to care for my family while building a thriving real estate business. That pivot turned out to be more than just helping clients buy or sell a home—I was helping them navigate major life transitions. Without realizing it, I was already coaching.
Life is change. After a series of personal losses reshaped my world, I found myself trying to rebuild—again. I kept showing up, but without a plan. Eventually, I hit a wall of overwhelm. That’s when I discovered life coaching—not as a profession, but as a personal lifeline.
Coaching gave me the clarity and confidence to reimagine my life and work—and to define my next chapter with intention.