Something breaks, or never quite fit to begin with. A system. A silence. A gap you can feel. Not a pitch deck. Not a plan. Just a quiet question: What if this could be different?

Over the last decade, I’ve built companies at the intersection of caregiving, tech, and modern life—driven by the questions that wouldn’t let me go. How do we ease the invisible load parents carry? What would real support look like?

I founded Milo to help manage the mental logistics of family life. Before that, I built Poppy to reimagine childcare through community. Earlier in my career, I worked across global brands—chemistry, strategy, systems—before turning toward what felt personal and urgent.

Now, I write to make sense of the messy middle. To share the lessons, tools, and quiet truths I’ve picked up while building—because chances are, if you're here, you’re carrying questions too.