More About Me

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For two decades, I’ve had the privilege of working in the legal, justice, and social justice sectors, collaborating with incredible teams and organizations to achieve meaningful goals. What truly fueled my passion was connecting with people—understanding what inspires them and witnessing the joy and fulfillment they experience when they make a difference in the lives of others, whether through improving communities, projects, or individual lives.

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As a racialized woman in a field where leadership roles were predominantly held by men, I’ve experienced imposter syndrome, faced stereotypes, and often found myself as the only racialized person in the room. While pursuing my passion for being the best version of myself felt challenging at times, I never lost sight of the purpose that drives me.

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Thanks to the guidance of some amazing coaches and the power of mental fitness, I now live a life of authenticity, purpose, and joy—continuously growing into the best version of myself.

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I’m based in Metro Vancouver, where I love spending time with our teenage twins, and our energetic German Shepherd. I’m also passionate about gardening, spending time in nature, and building meaningful community connections.

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Born in Kenya and raised in East Africa, I moved to Canada with my family, becoming the first in my family to attend university, law school, and earn a master’s degree. I dared to dream of living a life of my own choosing—and along the way, I’ve traveled from a maid’s broom closet to law firm boardrooms, sometimes bruised but always fueled by the belief in what’s possible.

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Now, I’m here to help you do the same. I work with racialized women lawyers , and with others who are ready to step into their fullest potential. Together, we’ll uncover the PERSON, PASSION, and PURPOSE that will guide you toward the life you’ve always dreamed of.

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Are you ready to step out of your comfort zone and allow me to walk alongside you as you become the best version of yourself?

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Let’s make it happen together.

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