I’ve never really committed to just one career or industry—there’s far too much cool and important stuff out there for me to try. Sticking to one job forever? Sounds like a slow death by boredom- I’m the kind of person who can’t thrive in one corner. Instead, I’ve jumped into things that have meaning and light me up! I’ve realised I’m now living what’s called a portfolio career! Very 2025, I guess—but it suits me and sometimes income must come from multiple sources.

Let’s talk my Greatest Hits: 15 years navigating the chaos of logistics and construction, 15 years helping animals, finding missing people, and teaching others to trust their gut (because yes, your intuition does know better than your spreadsheet). Add in 5 years capturing the magic (and occasional meltdowns) of a wedding day, plus a decade coaching elite athletes and everyday stressed-out humans to breathe, move, meditate, and live in alignment.

It might read a little chaotic, but I'm sure there’s a weird kind of logic to it all. Three things have always kept me moving: First, I love a good mystery. If there’s something missing—stock, people, money or corporate fraud or staff profiling—I’m on it. Investigation is my jam. I’m like a bloodhound, but with more coffee and better outfits.

Then there’s my connection to animals. I grew up in the country and have always been super sensitive to animals in pain and distress. I’m not sure if that’s a gift or a curse, but it’s definitely led me to work that’s meaningful and profoundly healing to the animals and their people and I wouldn’t change that for anything.

And then there’s movement. I was basically ejected into this world doing cartwheels and handstands. Sport was my first love, but eventually my competitive drive waned and I found my way to the more mindful practices of yoga, qigong and energy medicine. Slower and with fewer pulled hamstrings. Teaching became the obvious next step, and honestly- watching someone fold in half without swearing, sweating bullets and grunting is kind of satisfying.

I'm here to do many and varied things so that is what I'll do. I have stopped fighting the neat and tidy and am now just doing what matters in all its nonsensical glory!