AI put a price on every task
I work in AI strategy and coach people through AI and career pivots. I taught myself AI (I'm not technical, and I only made it through Comp Sci 101), so I explain it like someone starting from zero.
Free, 15 minutes, no prep needed.
An agent I built in an 8-week sprint at BCG. It's now required on every case in the practice area, with backing from the Vice Chair and the Chief Product Officer.
Grew five P&G category portfolios, all above target. Won a few category awards along the way.
Went from Consultant to Applied AI Lead to Project Leader at BCG.
“The gap isn't between people who use AI and people who don't. It's between people who know what to ask and people who are just wasting tokens.”
I'm the founding AI Transformation Strategist at Scribe. I help executives and ops owners turn an AI mandate into measurable results: where to start, what to automate, and how to prove it's working.
I started tinkering in Claude Code after a friend showed me what he'd made, and I haven't stopped building since.
I vibe-code small apps on the side because I love seeing what I can create with AI. And I write about what I learn so others can follow along (and maybe save themselves some time).
I coach people through AI and career pivots. My style is direct and practical. We start with what you actually want and work backward from there.
1 hour, live
For when you have a specific AI problem or use case and want to see some progress: a first app, a workflow that keeps breaking, token usage that's too high, or tools you can't choose between. 1:1, for you and your own work.
1.5 hours, live + written
For when something about your career feels off and you can't name what, or you keep going in circles between two or three options.
4 hours over 6 weeks, live + async
For when you've decided to make a move and want to go from “I think I want out” to interview-ready.
Book a free intro call and we'll figure it out.
“She didn't just reformat it. She asked what I actually wanted, then worked backward from there.”
“She very quickly understood my personal situation and aspirations as well as career planning traps that can commonly happen from operating from FOMO rather than intentional design.”
Sales to business school to consulting to AI. And the doors that someone opened for me along the way.
I wanted to learn sales, because every business runs on it. (It was also the first stock my grandmother ever bought.) I built an Excel tool that automated a daily task from half-a-day to minutes, and fifty people ended up using it. I didn't call it building yet.
I wanted more than my slice of CPG.
Door: my managers, who wrote my recommendations.
I wanted to see more industries. Consulting taught me how to break a problem down and hold my own in the rooms where the big decisions get made.
Door: my classmates, who prepped me for every case.
A friend showed me an app he'd built with Claude Code. I signed up that day and built my first one on the side. When I showed it to a colleague at BCG, he said, “you know I do this at BCG, right?” I had no idea that was an option. I joined Applied AI, shipped an agent that's now deployed across ~500 cases a year, and made Project Leader.
Doors: my friend, my colleague, and my employer.
I posted about becoming Applied AI Lead and startups started reaching out. I left consulting because I wanted to work at an AI-native company, close to the frontier, with real impact.
Door: I opened this one myself - I posted my work, and a recruiter found me.
So many of these doors were opened by other people. Now I try to hold them open for others.
Book a free intro callBook a free intro call, or follow along on LinkedIn while I figure this out in public.
Free, 15 minutes, no prep needed.