I’ve lived the gap between who you are on the outside and what you feel on the inside.

The one who performs. The one everyone relies on. The one who “has it together.”

And then…the version behind the scenes.
The overthinking. The hesitation. The pressure you carry quietly.
The ambition that feels bigger than your confidence in the moment.

The sense that, for some reason, you’re not operating at the level you know you’re capable of.

I’ve been there. The internal friction. The pushing. The pretending.
The trying to outrun a feeling you can’t quite name, that misalignment

between your potential and your performance.

And I know firsthand:
You can only white-knuckle it for so long before something has to shift.

That shift is why I do this work.

I’m a Clinical Hypnotherapist, Performance Strategist, and Psychological Health & Safety Advisor ,but those titles came later.
Before any of that, I was simply someone who understood what it feels like when your ambition outgrows your internal patterns, and your life, career, or leadership no longer reflects the level you know you’re ready for.

My own evolution forced me to learn how to shift the deeper patterns,

the beliefs, reactions, and subconscious habits, that quietly influence how we think,

communicate, and lead. It’s the work that creates real, sustainable change:
clarity that holds under pressure, confidence that doesn’t crack, and a version

of you that feels aligned on the inside and the outside.

Ascension Performance is a place where driven professionals, emerging leaders, and organizations

come to remove internal friction, strengthen psychological safety in the workplace,

and unlock the performance they’ve always had in them, but couldn’t consistently access.

The through-line in everything I do is simple:
When people feel aligned, they perform.
When leaders feel grounded, they lead with impact.
When teams feel psychologically safe, culture rises.

And when your mind finally matches your ambition?
Your next level stops feeling out of reach, it becomes inevitable.