I work with women in their fifties and sixties who are starting over — after a divorce, losing someone, or just the slow realization that the life they built isn't the one they want to keep living. I help them turn what they already know into a small business that pays them — one clear offer, a fair price, and real people to sell it to.

Most of the women I work with have spent decades being capable for other people. Now the season has changed, and they want to build something that fits who they are now.
The paperwork is done, and now you're deciding what your life and your income look like on your own terms.
Life rearranged itself without asking you, and you're ready, slowly, to build something again.
Nothing dramatic happened. You just know the life you built isn't the one you want to keep living.
“You are not short of ability. You are short of a shape.”
Thirty years of experience is the raw material. What's usually missing is something specific: one clear offer, a price you can say out loud, and the people to say it to. That's the work we do together.
There's no big leap required. Each step is small, and you can stop at any of them.
A simple checklist for turning an idea into a real business, without the overwhelm, the scattered tabs, or the expensive mistakes.
Send me the checklistTell me where you are and what you keep circling back to. I'll tell you honestly what I think your next step is, even if it isn't working with me.
Get in touchFour live sessions, twelve women at most. You leave with one clear offer, a price you can say out loud, and ten real people to say it to.
Learn about the courseIn my last marriage, I started seeing the red flags. I had a daughter in her early teens and I knew I needed a way to protect us both. For two years I looked outside myself for a business: programs, opportunities, things other people were doing.
The answer was already in my hands. I'd been doing bookkeeping for years and had taught myself QuickBooks. I started my firm in January 2000, and by the time the divorce came, it supported my daughter and me. It still supports me today.
Almost nothing that held me back was a skills problem. It was not knowing what to sell, and then not being willing to charge properly for it. That's what I help women with now.
Call, text, or email. I read and answer every message myself.