
College students today are more lost than ever about their careers. They take advice from friends instead of parents or mentors, which often points them the wrong way. In a world being reshaped by AI and saturated by social media, even adults struggle to know what to focus on. For a 20-year-old, it's overwhelming.
I've spent 30 years as a career professional. I've made my own mistakes, learned hard lessons raising a college-age son, and—most rewarding of all—informally coached his college friends. Watching them gain clarity and confidence is what convinced me to do this. I guide students across fields, not just tech: pre-med, business, and beyond.
What sets me apart is that I'm a Harvard-trained organizational psychologist. I focus on what actually drives career success—the soft skills that go beyond technical ability. As a high school keynote speaker and Amazon's emotional intelligence evangelist for the past 7 years, I know how to reach young people and move them in the right direction.
How I can help:
My goal is simple: to make a real, positive difference in how the next generation navigates their careers.
Book a session—let's figure out your next move together.