I come from a lineage marked by pain, addiction, and inherited wounds passed down through generations. From a very young age I declared “It ends with me.” That vow became the quiet engine of my life and would eventually lead me to spearhead systemic change.

For more than a decade, I helped design and scale global social impact initiatives that reached millions. My work began at Let it Ripple Documentary Film Studio, where I helped produce Character Day and 50/50 Day, two worldwide campaigns that engaged more than 5 million participants across 128 countries. I went on to work on antibullying campaigns with Major League Baseball and X Games that reached over 90,000 students. I also worked on various global digital wellness initiatives as well as the world happiness festival that reached over 10 million people in 145 countries.

These experiences became the foundation for my work in movement building and showed me the extraordinary impact that becomes possible when people are united around a shared purpose and invited into true co-creation.

Later, my work would lead me into learning how to build conscious communities within the psychedelic ecosystem. There I encountered leaders with noble intentions recreate the very systems they claimed they were here to dismantle. It was rarely a lack of vision, but a failure to examine how power and influence had been passed down and needed to be stewarded more responsibly.

I began traveling the world, learning from Indigenous wisdom traditions and exploring how power and influence can be held far differently. Through sacred plant work and a two-year seminary training at The Congregation of Sacred Practices, I began envisioning a new operating system for leadership.

That vision became a school for movement leaders that blends my experience in global campaigns and coalitions with conscious community design and ethical stewardship. Together, we learn how to steward power responsibly, cultivate true belonging, and build movements that can endure across generations.

This work is an offering to my mother, my ancestors, and all those who never had the chance to heal in their lifetimes.

It ends with me, but this all began with them.