I spent years going to
the wrong rooms.

My story

Built for the brain
that finds rooms hard.

I built Network Your Way for the brain I've got — easily drained, allergic to small talk, secretly really good at the work once I'm in the room.

For years I said yes to events because I felt I should. I'd dread them for days, white-knuckle my way through, drive home wondering what the point was. The advice I kept getting — just put yourself out there, be more visible, smile more — was written by people who already love this stuff.

"Most networking advice is written by people who already love networking. This isn't that."

I work with people who are brilliant at what they do — but invisible in their market. My job is to help them walk into any room with a plan and walk out with something real. Without the drain, the awkward small talk, or the dread running the show.

The Right Room Framework is one piece of a bigger six-stage arc I've built — Before, Choosing, Arriving, During, After, Converting. The full thing becomes the founding cohort, opening later this year.