Whatever the physical narrative is, I'm here to help you tell it. Intentionally.

Awareness of self is more than acknowledgment of strengths or areas of growth. It's about developing a constant check-in on what story you are telling to yourself, to those casually around you, and to your intended audience. And then deciding if that's the story you intend to share.

 

During my formative studies, I began to recognize the benefit of observation. For both movement work and character study, as well as a process to better understand my own role in relation to humanity. And from observation, discoveries emerge. In my work, I feel it's how we process these discoveries that can either guide us towards breakthroughs or put up barriers. As an artist, I take these discoveries and use them in creative storytelling. As a coach, I take these obstacles and transform them into personal opportunities. 

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There is value in listening beyond just the words being shared, both on stage and in our own lives. And it's through this type of listening that we increase our ability to empathize and better communicate. We all have a story to tell. Let's do so with consciousness.