I've always been curious about money. Not in a "Wall Street" kind of way, but in a "why do we learn so little about something that matters so much?" kind of way. Growing up in different countries, I saw how culture shapes the way people think about money. Some worked hard for every cent. Others made their money work for them. That contrast stuck with me and led to a simple realization: money should be a tool, not the finish line.

As I got deeper into finance, one thing became really clear. Nobody teaches you this stuff. And when someone finally shifts how they think about money, from chasing it to using it intentionally, everything changes.

That's why I do what I do. I wanted to make finances feel less overwhelming and more empowering. Someone you can have a real conversation with and walk away actually feeling confident about your plan.

This work has been more rewarding than I imagined. I look forward to showing you what's possible when your money starts working with you, not against you.

Outside of finance, I’ve always believed in staying active and creative. Whether it’s playing soccer, painting, or simply being active, I find balance and inspiration in every pursuit. These activities teach me patience, focus, and discipline, qualities that translate directly into how I approach both life and financial planning.

When I’m not working or training, I love spending time with my family, exploring the Pacific Northwest, or discovering new cultures and cuisines. To me, life is about connection with people, passions, and purpose.