Cultivating systems of abundance
What I have learned through years in the field—from a fortune 100 company to a rural village in West Africa—is that designing and nurturing systems of abundance where all entities are fulfilled without expense of another, is absolutely essential to sustaining resilient, positive outcomes.
I am available for this kind of work in several ways:
WORKSHOPS & FACILITATION
I bring a purpose-driven, community-minded, systems-thinking approach to team gatherings and workshops, creating a thoughtful container to clearly understand the challenges and opportunities at hand and how you are uniquely positioned to overcome them, meaningfully.
ADVISOR & COACH
I offer a “light-touch” of tools, guidance, and support as you navigate your personal and professional journey, cultivating a sense of clarity and empowerment to move toward your goals in ways that nourish you, your endeavors, and your future.
PROJECT-BASED CONSULTant
I lead and support specific project-based work that require a higher touch and deeper involvement. Projects range significantly, from crafting a purpose, mission and values aligned to your business and community, pulling that mission through into your programming and business model, to leading and synthesizing research to unlock insights and opportunities.
Speaking engagements
As a storyteller who has been immersed in an indigenous village and the corporate workplace, I have woven experiences and lessons from my life into meaningful moments that ignite ideas and action. I’ve spoken on radio, podcasts, with CEOs and communities to ground, engage, and inspire.
My portfolio
While my theory and practice is ever-evolving as I continue to learn and grow, designing with an abundance mindset persists as I work with businesses, people, and communities. You are welcome to explore the ways I work below:
Business
I partner with business large and small at all stages of development to design purpose-driven, regenerative solutions.
People
Cultivating environments that allow people, teams, and communities to thrive is central to my work.
Land
As my pursuit for regeneration deepens, so too does my relationship & stewardship to land.
“Ultimately, work on self is inseparable from work in the world. Each mirrors the other; each is a vehicle for the other. When we change ourselves, our values and actions change as well. When we do work in the world, internal issues arise that we must face or be rendered ineffective.”
—Charles Eisenstein