Thank you for taking the time to get to know me! Let me offer some context to better understand my professional journey.Have you ever wished you had known about a career or field earlier in life? I certainly have! Over the years, I often found myself wishing I had guidance or a clearer sense of direction. If you take a look at my experience, you'll see why.My journey has been anything but conventional. After starting in Education, I quickly transitioned into the nonprofit sector, then moved into the corporate world. But perhaps the most transformative chapter was spending five years in Rome, studying Divinity and Philosophy—a period of deep reflection that exposed me to inspiring mentors and students, and ultimately helped shape my career.Life has had its surprises and unexpected turns, but looking back, I see a common thread: a desire to unlock my full potential. I’ve learned that purpose isn’t just tied to our roles at work or in our families; it’s a mindset—a way of embracing responsibility in all aspects of life. One of the most profound lessons I’ve learned in my 40+ years is this: we receive to give, and by giving back, we discover our ultimate purpose.Career coaching represents the culmination of my journey. It brings everything full circle, combining my diverse experiences to help others explore their own potential. My ‘why’ is simple: I’m passionate about helping people find purpose in the place where they spend most of their time—at work. It’s not about the title or the position, but about finding fulfillment in what we do.The experiences I’ve had, the people I’ve met from Lebanon to abroad, the lessons from both joyous moments and tough crises, the formal and informal education I received, and the languages I’ve learned—all of these have shaped my understanding of the human experience. Each person is a unique and intricate story, and I approach my work with deep awe for the greatest mystery of them all: the human being.Thank you for taking the time to read and learn more about me. I look forward to connecting!