My personal journey:

After college, I moved to Southern California to pursue a career in broadcasting. When opportunities didn’t materialize, I returned to art school, seeking a design-focused environment. After graduation, the school invited me to stay on as a tutor and teaching assistant, helping students master updated graphics programs. Working with students—many for whom English was a second language—taught me to listen deeply, understand individual needs, and adapt my guidance. Over time, I became a trusted mentor and confidant, often supporting students through challenges far beyond academics. One night, a student called to tell me that he had been contemplating suicide. He told me that he was going to crawl into the oven and end his life that night. But he remembered my encouragement and he changed his mind. He thanked me for saving his life. This event was shocking and changed my life.

 ​I continued my career as an Art Director and Designer in the L.A. and Orange County advertising communities. The high-pressure environment—long hours, tight deadlines, and intense team dynamics—taught me advanced communication strategies, emotional navigation, and resilience under stress. During this time, I also volunteered to mentor and coach individuals who could not afford professional therapy. Word-of-mouth referrals brought me clients from church leadership, psychologists, and community organizations—many struggling with severe trauma where traditional therapy or spiritual guidance had fallen short. Drawing from my own experiences with trauma, I was able to help these individuals find restoration and renewed purpose. Eventually, this led me into a deliverance and healing ministry, working alongside a dedicated team and a global network of intercessors. Over time, our waiting list extended for over a year, and daily experiences of miracles, breakthroughs, and restored lives became the norm.

Feeling burned out from advertising, I remembered my father’s words: “Go do what you know how to do best.” While I loved art and design, my heart ached for those struggling to find hope and healing. My personal journey through trauma, misunderstanding, and isolation shaped a deep compassion for those navigating pain and adversity. This understanding led me to coaching—helping individuals move forward, integrate their experiences, and find practical tools for emotional, spiritual, and life alignment. I walk alongside my clients so that no one has to face their challenges alone.