Before becoming a financial planner, I spent 6 years as a business coach to over 200 business owners who grossed between $200K – $5M. This gave me a front row seat to noticing how making money doesn’t always translate to keeping the money.

I watched many smart people generate good revenue, while on the flip side, not being strategic about what to do with the money they were making, to live the flexible future that they most wanted.

I got into financial planning because I noticed that as my client’s finances grew and they were working harder, they weren’t sure they were gaining ground financially to meet the future that they envisioned for themselves.

My approach to financial planning may look different from your typical financial planner. For starters, my insight as a business coach and the tested ability to navigate the complexities of growing a business or practice is married with financial planning competencies.

With my engineering background, my left brain is trained to analyze, evaluate, and create solutions, while my right brain is seasoned from years of coaching to help you clarify and navigate to the big picture.