A clear strategy to level up.
HOLISTIC EXECUTIVE MENTOR
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA
1:1 mentoring for women stepping into or growing inside of executive roles - from a first seat at the table to running a function under real pressure.
HOW I WORK
When I’m most useful
When you feel:
You're stuck on a decision you keep circling and not sure why
You're leading people for the first time and feel limiting beliefs creeping in
Like you've plateaued and want an outside perspective
You need a female leader's insight, especially someone who understand what it's like to be a second generation Australian
HOW I GOT HERE
I've been in your position before.
Maybe parts of my story sound like yours.
For 20 years, I’ve built brands, led teams and navigated systems that weren’t designed for someone like me.
A daughter of refugees, who grew up in a low socio-economic environment and built my career in male-dominated spaces, I’ve learnt to face various challenges, traumas and expectations. But most importantly, I’ve learned that the most powerful choice you can make is to back yourself, even when it feels scary.
I'm a former tech executive turned fractional CMO and holistic leadership mentor, who believes your limiting beliefs are what’s keeping you small and that your superpower lies at the intersection of what brings you joy and your authentic voice.
For years, I climbed the corporate ladder with a clear goal: become Chief Marketing Officer by 40. I achieved that dream working for some incredible companies including a unicorn exit. But when I reached the peak, I realised it wasn't where I wanted to be.
So, I stepped off the hamster wheel.
It was at this point that I realised I’d spent my life adapting, meeting expectations that weren’t mine, and I’d lost myself in the constant work and achieving.
Sound familiar?
I finally learnt that the barriers to designing a beautiful, aligned life weren’t external. It started with doing the inner work and facing the parts of myself I had neglected and suppressed. And finally choosing to do things that I never gave myself permission to do because I felt the weight of responsibility, like becoming a digital nomad or having a go at building a startup.
Although neither of those pursuits continued, I don't live with regret for having tried.
And neither should you.
