I grew up in an entrepreneurial family, and saw firsthand the amount of work that went into building a business. I also watched what happens when the money side of business doesn't hold. That experience didn't push me away from entrepreneurship. It made me want to learn the rules well enough to protect others from the same uncertainty.

So, I went all-in: an accounting degree, an MBA with an emphasis in Organizational Development, and a CPA license. Then I spent 14 years working inside the finances of businesses at every stage.

What I found, over and over again, was that the most creative and passionate founders are often the ones who feel most disconnected from the financial side of their business. Not because they're bad with money. Because no one ever explained it in a language they actually speak.

That's the gap I live in. I translate numbers into something you can understand, act on, and feel confident about. I'm not here to audit your life choices. I'm here to be the steadiest thing in your business when everything else feels uncertain.

When I'm not working with clients, I'm homeroom mom, a world traveler and the friend that shows up. I'm also a board member of AMA OKC and an active member of the Council of Entrepreneurs — because community isn't optional.

If your business is growing but your finances still feel like a foreign language, I'd love to help you translate.