“How did you go from corporate… to managing an assisted living facility… to becoming an executive director for a synagogue… to building a notary business… to teaching, speaking at national conferences, and writing two books?”

People ask me this constantly. My answer is simple:

I reserved the right to keep inventing myself. 

Not once. Not twice. But over and over again.

And here’s the part most people miss: each version of me didn’t replace the last one. It was built on it.

The Thread That Never Broke

If you looked at my résumé, you’d see completely different roles. Different industries. Different responsibilities.

But I never experienced it that way.

There has always been a connecting thread running through everything I’ve done:

Service.

Whether I was in a corporate setting, caring for seniors, supporting a faith-based community, or guiding notaries in their businesses, I was serving people.

That throughline became my compass. Not the job title. Not the paycheck. Not even th...