My Approach

There are things I simply love.

Those who know me well already know them.

For example:

My favorite color is green.

My favorite shape? A triangle.

 

Oh—and wings.

I live in this world with the feeling that I have wings on my back. They’re part of me. And that? That I truly love.

 

And when those are the things I connect to, it becomes easy to explain what the

Tri-Angle Method I use in my work is all about.

 

I’m a Consulter . Mentor .  Partner . 

I’m not a realtor—but I do connect people and businesses.

I’m not a financial advisor—but I do help people invest and grow their wealth.

I’m not an interior designer—but I do help people find homes and create spaces that feel like home, anywhere in the world.

I’m not a couples therapist—but I do spend hours in deep conversations about relationships and joint decisions.

I’m not a mediator (well, actually—I am, by training), and the magic of mediation is something I bring into every process. It helps us get through challenges and turn them into breakthroughs.

 

None of these titles fully define me. But I’m a little bit of all of them.

They’re tools in my kit—ones I bring into every journey I take, in both my personal life and business.

 

And with that mindset, when a client comes to me needing help navigating a connection with a supplier, a partner, or anyone else—there’s a triangle at play. And I’m part of it.

I move between the points of the triangle. I understand and empathize with the client. I understand and empathize with the other person. And then I step aside into my own position—observing the entire situation with clarity.

 

The result?

Many times, the deal ends with everyone leaving the room smiling.

And when that’s not the case—sometimes it’s because I helped my client pause before making a mistake (after all, I’m here to protect their interests), or because, unfortunately, the other side wasn’t a fit. In that case, we simply know it wasn’t written in the stars—and we move forward, together.

 

When I invite someone to join me on a journey, I never know how long it will take, how it will end, or what we’ll encounter along the way.

But I do promise one thing:

No matter what comes—we’ll walk the path together.

 

If you’re looking for someone like that in your journey—

Big or small—

Just ask me.