I've spent more than a decade working across different industries — real estate, digital marketing, healthcare, and business strategy. In every role I took on, one thing stayed constant: I always ended up guiding people. Whether it was helping someone make a smart investment, improving a business system, or supporting a team through challenges, I naturally stepped into the space of mentorship.

Over time, I realized something important about myself — I care deeply about how people grow. Not just financially, but emotionally, mentally, and in the way they see their own potential.

My journey became even more meaningful when I became a parent.

Like many parents today, I started noticing how children are growing up in a world that moves too fast. Screens, information overload, pressure, comparison — everything is louder, quicker, and more distracting. And somewhere in between all of this, the essential life skills that shape confident, grounded human beings often get overlooked.

I saw kids struggling with focus. I saw them overwhelmed by emotions they didn't yet know how to express. I saw curiosity fading because answers came faster than questions. And I felt this gap very personally — not just as a parent, but as someone who has guided adults who often lacked these very skills.

It made me think: If adults struggle because they never learned these skills early on, why don't we start teaching them at the right age — childhood?

That question kept returning to me, again and again. And that became the foundation for Mentorship Club.

I didn't want to create another academic program. I wanted to build a space where learning is human. Where kids can discover mindfulness without feeling pressured, understand money without fear, express emotions safely, communicate with confidence, think deeply, and learn through real-world experiences.

Every part of Mentorship Club is shaped by what I've learned from life: from managing businesses, supporting entrepreneurs, working with diverse personalities, understanding behavior, and navigating my own parenting journey. It's a blend of experience, intuition, mindfulness, and a genuine belief that children deserve more than information — they deserve guidance.

Here, kids don't just learn skills. They learn how to understand themselves, how to stay grounded in a world full of noise, how to make decisions they feel proud of, how to communicate, how to build habits, and how to grow into emotionally strong individuals.

For me, mentorship is not about teaching someone what to do. It's about awakening something inside them — clarity, awareness, curiosity, and confidence.

This work is close to my heart because I've seen what happens when children grow with the right support. Their eyes brighten. Their questions get deeper. Their confidence blossoms. And they grow into thoughtful, strong, self-aware young adults who are ready for the real world — not just the academic one.

Mentorship Club is my way of giving children what I wish every young mind could receive: a safe, grounded, mindful space to grow, learn, explore, and feel understood.

That is why I built this. And that is why this mission matters to me — deeply and personally.