I didn't plan this. I planned to be a business consultant. Clear frameworks, growth strategies, measurable results.

But something kept happening. People would come in with a revenue problem and, twenty minutes in, we'd be talking about their father. They'd ask about career positioning and what surfaced was a crisis of identity.

I kept finding myself in a space that wasn't on anyone's business card. Where a P&L question becomes a prayer question. Where the "growth strategy" someone needs is the courage to confront something they've been avoiding.

So I got trained. Business analysis. Career coaching. Biblical counseling. Not because credentials make you wise, but because the people sitting across from me deserve someone who's done the homework.

If something brought you to this page, I'd rather listen than convince you of anything. The best sessions I've had started with someone saying "I don't even know what I need." That's usually the most honest place to begin.