I spent a good part of my early adulthood anxious. It wasn't noticeable on the outside but on the inside I lacked a meaningful connection to myself, always searching for external validation.

I was never satisfied.

Within my community, I wondered what was in it for me rather than thinking about how I could show up as a supportive and positive contributor. 

In my career I felt restless, working for something I wasn’t truly connected to. I wanted to feel more meaning, focus, and productive but lacked the confidence, a clear sense of my purpose, and the tools to help me structure and channel my creative ideas into something tangible.

My decisions were rarely aligned with what I really desired deep down. I knew there was more, and I wanted access to it.

I spent a good part of my early adulthood anxious. On the outside, you might not have seen it but on the inside, I lacked a meaningful connection to myself, always searching for external validation. I was never satisfied.

With my community, I wondered what was in it for me rather than thinking about how I could show up as a supportive and positive friend. 

In my career I felt restless, working for something I wasn’t truly connected to. I wanted to create from a more meaningful and productive space but lacked confidence, a clear sense of my purpose, and the tools for how to get somewhere.

Even more, my decisions were rarely aligned with what I really desired deep down. I knew there was more, and I wanted access to it.

 

After hitting a breaking point, I spent the next 15 (15!) years cultivating a path for who I wanted to become - a combination of many things. I made myself a top priority.

Looking back, I wish there would have been a program like the Design Mind Project when I didn't know where to turn. That deficit led me to bring a culmination of experiences and people together in one place. A place for people who believe there is something more, something deeper on the other side of whatever you are going through.

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After hitting a breaking point, I spent the next 15 (yes,15!) years cultivating a path for who I wanted to become; a combination of many things. I went through a process of connecting with my roots, narrating a more empowering story for my future, cultivating a fulfilling vision and putting structures in place to begin to realize my creative ideas. 

This journey led me to design, create and build Design Mind to help others be guided to find their own path of contribution and personal satisfaction. Design Mind is the program I wish I had looking back when I didn't know where to turn and I'm so honored and excited for you to begin your own unique journey. This is a place for people who believe there is something more, something deeper on the other side of whatever you are going through. 

Thank you for being here! 

Read My Why