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A client once said my superpower is spreading positivity. The photo proves I started early. (I don’t wear the suit anymore. The superpower stayed.)

Here are a few stories that explain me better than a CV could.

On a flight, I sat next to a mom with two kids. When we landed, she had to rush through the airport. She handed me her sleeping four-year-old. We had just met. The child’s name? Truth. I’ve spent my life looking for truth. That day, I got to carry it.

One extra chair. The secret ingredient at my frozen fruit pop stand in Costa Rica. The pops drew people in. The chair got them to stay. They came to cool off and left feeling warmer.

Less than three months after 9/11, I traveled with the Olympic Torch Relay, about 500 km a day. Every stop brought new people and new stories. My job was to listen and help share them. Now I help you share yours.

At the Atlanta airport, the busiest in the world, a lounge worker greets countless faces every day. It had been more than three months since I passed through. The moment she saw me coming, she lit up: “There’s my good vibes girl.” Not only did she remember me, she put a name to my energy.

My formula? Not having one. Life has no script and no dress rehearsal, so we adjust as we go. I ask questions you don’t expect, and give your story back from an angle you didn’t see. I connect the dots differently.

You couldn’t do it wrong if you tried.