How I Help

Most of the work I step into feels the same at the start. Something is unfinished, unclear, or heavier than it should be.

Usually nothing is actually broken. The setup just relies on memory, perfect timing, or uninterrupted focus. Over time, that creates friction. Things stall. Small issues linger longer than they should.

That’s where I come in.

I handle the digital work that keeps slipping through the cracks. Sometimes that’s a straightforward fix. Sometimes it’s polish that makes existing tools behave better. Sometimes it’s setting up something repeatable so it stops asking for attention. And often, it’s taking care of background work that never quite gets done because it’s tedious, confusing, or easy to postpone.

I work with what already exists. The goal isn’t to overhaul everything or introduce more to manage. It’s to reduce friction, close open loops, and make sure what’s in place actually supports real days.

Some clients want to work through things together. Others want me to take it over so they don’t have to think about it anymore.

Both are fine.

The outcome is always the same. Less mental load. Fewer loose ends. And nothing important quietly stalling in the background.