My story
About ten years ago, I stumbled into the idea of financial independence: save and invest a good part of your income, and eventually you can stop working. I gave it a shot. I reached financial independence in about 7 years and retired in 9, by spending less than I earned, growing my income, and investing the difference.
I spent about 14 years in technical roles at Bloomberg, then some time at Meta, working with financial data and prediction systems. One morning I opened my email and read that I had been laid off along with 10,000+ colleagues. After the shock, I was ecstatic. I had a newborn, countless ideas, and a real need to reconnect with my family. It was the best thing that happened to me, but only because I had spent years building wealth through investing.
The method is not a secret. The execution is what's hard, and that's where I come in. I work with busy, capable women who make decent money but still feel behind, and I keep things simple: a clear picture of where you stand, a plan you can follow, and an investment strategy that runs on autopilot (usually about an hour to set up, then minutes a year).
My goal is for you to leave clear and confident, not dependent on me or anyone else. If you'd like to see whether we're a fit, the free session is a no-pressure way to find out.