I learned early that money doesn’t just affect what you can buy—it shapes your freedom, your confidence, and the choices you believe are available to you.

I grew up on a school bus traveling throughout the Pacific Northwest, an experience filled with adventure, resilience, and creativity—but also real financial struggle. Living that close to uncertainty gave me a front-row seat to how overwhelming money can feel when resources are limited and decisions carry extra weight. From a young age, I knew I wanted a different future—one built on stability, intention, and possibility—and I was determined to create it for myself.

That determination led me to put myself through school, earning degrees in both finance and psychology. I was searching for work that mattered—something that combined a deep understanding of money with a real understanding of people. When I discovered financial planning, it finally clicked. It was the intersection of everything I cared about: helping people build better futures, guiding them through complex decisions, and giving them education and clarity in an area where most of us were never properly taught.

As a young female business owner in a male-dominated industry, I quickly learned that building financial confidence wasn’t just about numbers—it was about ownership, boundaries, and belief. I had to learn how to run a business efficiently and advocate for my value, often in spaces where women were underrepresented. That experience didn’t discourage me—it fueled a deeper passion to help other women and business owners rise through similar challenges with confidence and clarity.

Over time, a pattern became impossible to ignore. The driven, capable people I worked with were incredibly successful in their careers—yet many felt stretched thin, disconnected from their personal finances, and unsure how to align their success with the life they actually wanted to live. They were building impressive careers, but often at the expense of their time, relationships, and peace of mind.

I refused to believe that success had to come at that cost.

What I found, through research and real-world experience, was that the most fulfilled, successful people share a common trait: they know they can do anything—but not everything. They focus on their highest strengths, surround themselves with the right team, and make intentional decisions that support both their financial future and their life outside of work.

That philosophy is the foundation of everything I do.

At Infinite Heights, my goal is to be your partner-to help you simplify the complexity, gain confidence in your financial decisions and future, and build a strategy that supports your ambitions and your life. I help my clients step out of overwhelm and into clarity, so that their money becomes a tool for purpose and possibility.

My own personal mission is to maximize life’s infinite moments- to allow them to take me to new heights, to enjoy the journey along the way, to help others build extraordinary lives and flourish. To be authentic, to be of value, to be a loving and inspirational leader, to be a force for God and a force for good.

That is my commitment to you.