Imagine a world where all your interactions are inspiring, encouraging, and productive. That may sound idealistic, but without a vision of your dream, how will you get there?

I'm so lucky to work with artists, executives, and entrepreneurs who have a passion for what they do, and keep pressing ahead--through struggles and setbacks--to move ever closer to their ambitious visions of What Can Be, for themselves and for others. 

That's inspiring.

I work with people who are driven by a mission, a calling, an obsession. Whatever you want to call it, these bold inventors can't not follow their dreams, no matter how irrational those dreams may be.

That's inspiring.

I work with people who have influence over groups other people and I'm humbled to help them strategize their communication so that they may organize and move those people into action. When people act to make the world just a little bit better, well...

That's inspiring.

I work with people who are ready to be heard, to launch, to be published. They have a craving to get their words, their stories, their messages into the world.

That's inspiring.

I work with people who love what they do, and as a result they might do a little too much of it. Over-achievers get a bad name in this era of balance, whatever that means. My clients aren't afraid to aspire to have it all.

That's inspiring.

Finally, everyone I work with makes big, unapologetic, audacious goals, and they follow through on the work it takes to make things happen.

What's more inspiring than that?