Originally from Seattle, Washington, I attended Whitworth University before spending a year studying art and architecture in Florence, Italy. Living abroad, playing soccer, and immersing myself in a completely different culture taught me to adapt quickly, communicate with people from all walks of life, and appreciate that every person's story is unique. Those experiences continue to shape the way I serve my clients today—by listening first, understanding their goals, and meeting them where they are.

As a former NCAA athlete with a minor in psychology, I learned that success is about far more than hard work. It's about discipline, resilience, teamwork, and understanding what motivates people. Those lessons help me navigate the emotional side of real estate, whether it's helping first-time buyers feel confident, supporting families through a major transition, or negotiating with my clients' best interests at heart

Family has always been the foundation of who I am. Right now, I'm helping my own family relocate from Chelan, Washington, to Boise, Idaho, giving me a firsthand understanding of the excitement, uncertainty, and countless details that come with a major move. Walking through this journey alongside them has deepened my empathy for families making the same transition. I know that relocating isn't just about finding a house—it's about finding a community, creating a fresh start, and making a place truly feel like home. My faith continues to guide the way I serve others, reminding me to lead with integrity, compassion, and a genuine desire to care for every client as I would my own family.

To me, real estate is about much more than buying or selling a home. It's about understanding people's dreams, challenges, and priorities so I can guide them with confidence and care. Whether you're relocating, purchasing your first home, or preparing to sell, my goal is to make the process as smooth and stress-free as possible while ensuring you always feel heard, supported, and genuinely cared for.