I Assess Before
I Recommend.

A nurse's discipline. A planner's clarity.

I'm an RN by training, a business owner by necessity, and a mother of four by the greatest privilege of my life — and all three shaped how I show up as your financial advisor.

Nursing taught me to assess before I act. You don't treat a patient based on guesswork; you look at the full picture first. That discipline never left me.

Running my own business taught me what it actually costs to build something — the cash flow gaps, the risks nobody warns you about, the difference between a good plan on paper and one that survives contact with real life.

And being a mother of four taught me urgency. Every year that passes without proper protection or a real plan is a year my kids — and yours — are exposed to risks that were preventable.

That's why my approach isn't "here's a product, sign here." It's an actual assessment of where you are, what you're protecting, and what you're building toward — then a recommendation that fits, not one that's convenient for me to sell.