In the past, I coached rowing teams, supporting young adults not just in reaching their rowing goals, but also in their studies, big life choices, and personal challenges. That experience connects directly to my passion now: coaching young adults in their life and study choices. I want to help them avoid the long and difficult road I personally went through, starting and quitting several studies before finding my way.

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The student years are full of uncertainty, insecurity, and questions about belonging. I want to offer young adults a safe space where they can open up to someone who has been through it all. A place where it’s okay not to have all the answers, and where they can begin to discover their own dreams.

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University or college is about more than just exams and grades. It’s also about identity, relationships, independence, and responsibility. But these things don’t always come with a manual. You’re expected to figure it out on your own, while keeping up with studies, deadlines, and social expectations. That’s where coaching can make a difference. It gives you a safe space outside of school and home to talk, reflect, and grow. You don’t have to be “in crisis” to need support. Sometimes you just need someone to listen, to help untangle your thoughts, and to guide you toward clarity.