What I do

Ever wish you had someone who could really listen — without judgment — and offer a fresh perspective on your life or career? That’s what mentorship is all about.

While formal education lays a strong academic foundation, mentorship offers something that textbooks and lectures often lack: real-world perspective rooted in lived experience. A mentor doesn’t just share theories—they share what actually works, what doesn’t, and what to watch out for along the way.

Mentorship is dynamic, personal, and deeply human. Unlike a teacher bound by curriculum, a mentor adapts to your individual journey. They’ve been there—navigated uncertainty, faced tough choices, and learned lessons the hard way. That insight becomes your shortcut.

Mentors also bring emotional intelligence and empathy to the table—qualities that are rarely emphasized in academic settings. They understand the pressures, self-doubt, and pivots that come with building a life or career, because they’ve lived it. And when someone can look you in the eye and say, “I’ve been through this, and here’s what helped me,” it hits differently.

Textbooks can teach you rules. A mentor helps you know when and how to break them with intention.

You'll be partnering with someone who brings both lived leadership experience and formal business training at Yale School of Management. These supportive life and career chats offer emotional relief, reflective listening, and real-world coping strategies.

Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, mentally cluttered, or just need space to think out loud, I’m here to help you untangle what’s on your mind and reconnect with what matters to you.

No therapy. No labels. Just honest conversation, thoughtful guidance, and support that meets you where you are.

Let’s talk about your life. Your career. Your next step.

I’m here — and I’m listening.

*Sessions are available by phone or video — whichever feels right for you.