For as long as I can remember, I have been the person who takes care of things. From an early age, my natural instinct has always been to care for people, manage projects, and look for ways to make someone’s life a little easier and more joyful.

In the professional world, that drive led me into business analytics, where I learned the mechanics of complex operations. But over time, I realized data doesn’t matter if people are drowning in chaos. That insight triggered my shift into change management. I loved helping companies navigate major corporate reorganizations to minimize business disruption and employee angst.

Eventually, I saw that modern family life, estate management, and lifestyle transitions suffer from those exact same corporate pain points. Whether you are managing multiple properties or overwhelmed by a busy household, a basic checklist isn’t enough; it requires strategic delegation and analytical planning.

I founded Palms, etc. to bridge that gap. I took the sophisticated systems I used in the corporate world and brought them to small business owners, the home office, and the kitchen table. I handle the heavy lifting, vendor disruptions, and logistical chaos so you can finally step out of the weeds and focus entirely on your unique genius.