Before that, as a young vice-president at JP Morgan, I managed a multi-national group of professionals of more than 30-strong across seven countries. I have nurtured my family, lived in the Middle East, I am a trustee for an urban young people’s charity, I help support homeless refugees and every year, whenever possible, I go to Glastonbury.

​

I sometimes ask my clients to write, in chronological order, the key moments and decisions in their lives that have shaped who they are today and I want to do that here. 

​

I’ve had what many would consider a stellar career. I've also had serious challenges, including academic struggles as a young person and emotional burnout as an adult. All have helped inform my work.

What has been a constant—and a constant source of excitement and inspiration—is the curiosity I have about people and what makes them tick and which drew me powerfully to my first career in Human Resources.

​

Explore the website to learn more about my work, see the results I’ve achieved and read the words of those I’ve helped—through a new awareness of choices that can be made and owned—to realise their potential and accomplish their goals.