I believe wealth should support a meaningful life, not distract from it.
My work as an advisor is grounded in the idea that true wealth is well-being — shaped by values, relationships, learning, and the thoughtful use of financial resources.
A Values-Based View of Wealth
Over time, wealth has become narrowly defined by accumulation and performance. I believe this misses the point.
Wealth, in its original sense, comes from the Old English word wela — meaning well-being. It reflects wholeness, health, and the ability to live in alignment with what matters most.
This perspective shapes how I work with individuals and families — placing human and intellectual capital alongside financial capital, rather than beneath it.
Why I Work With Families
Families are where values are lived, taught, and passed on. They are also where wealth can either strengthen connection or quietly create strain.
How I Work
My role is not to sell products or predict markets. It is to help clients slow down, clarify what matters, and make decisions that support long-term well-being.
This means listening carefully, asking thoughtful questions, and offering guidance that aligns financial decisions with values and life goals.
I view my work as a long-term relationship — one that evolves as life changes and responsibilities grow.
Let’s Start the Conversation
If this way of thinking about wealth resonates with you, I’d welcome the opportunity to connect.