Most organizations address the symptoms: wellness stipends, meditation apps, another PTO day. That approach treats symptoms while the structural problem deepens.
Your top performers are the last people to ask for help and the first to burn out.
They handle everything thrown at them. They stay late, respond fastest, and absorb extra responsibility without complaint.
Underneath that performance, decision fatigue is compounding and boundaries are dissolving. The mental load of managing work, home, and expectations without infrastructure behind it slowly degrades the very qualities that made them exceptional.
By the time it surfaces — a resignation letter, a medical leave, a sharp decline in engagement — the organization has already lost months of productivity and hundreds of thousands in institutional knowledge.
I identify the specific behavioral patterns driving capacity breakdown in your highest performers, and I build the systems and strategies that make their performance sustainable.
Organizations navigating critical transitions — rapid growth, post-acquisition integration, leadership restructuring — where your key people are absorbing unsustainable complexity.
Companies investing in parental leave who want to protect performance and retention during the return-to-work transition.
Senior leaders and high-potential managers who are operating at or beyond capacity, whose performance, retention, and leadership effectiveness directly impact business outcomes.
I don't deliver motivational talks, I teach operational performance frameworks.
Within the first ten minutes, leaders identify their personal capacity pattern. By the end, they leave with a specific structural shift they can implement the next morning to increase focus, decision quality, and sustainable output.
Most organizations invest heavily in parental leave policies and then provide zero infrastructure for the return. The leader comes back to the same overwhelming workload with a completely different personal reality — and without systems, routines, or capacity strategies that account for the change.
The result? Your best people either leave within twelve months of returning, or they come back operating at a fraction of their previous capacity while they struggle through the adjustment.
Both outcomes represent a massive loss on your investment in that person.
The ROI for your organization: Replacing a senior leader costs 100–200% of their annual salary in recruiting, onboarding, lost institutional knowledge, and team disruption. This engagement costs a fraction of that replacement cost — and delivers a leader who returns performing better than before leave, because they came back with infrastructure they never previously had.
I conduct a full capacity audit, identify the behavioral patterns and structural gaps driving unsustainable performance, and build the systems and strategies that make the change stick.
This is a diagnostic, root-cause approach that addresses both the tactical and the behavioral, with real-time support through the moments that historically trigger a return to old patterns.
The organization receives baseline metrics, a mid-point progress review, and a final outcomes report documenting shifts in capacity, decision-making, and leadership effectiveness.
Senior Executive, Financial Services Reduced workload by 75% while maintaining top-producer status, reclaiming 20+ hours per week for higher-value work and leadership capacity.
A Senior Executive, Financial Services Reduced workload by 75% while maintaining her performance ranking, reclaiming 20+ hours per week. She returned from maternity leave with a restructured client load, kept the highest-value relationships, and used the reclaimed time to hire, train, and pursue the bigger clients she'd never had bandwidth to go after.
A top-performing consultant was reacting to whatever was loudest, struggling to delegate, and never had time to pursue new business or train her team. We restructured her workflows, rebuilt her week around high-leverage work, and cut her hours from 60 to 40. Within three months, she used the reclaimed capacity to generate $300K in new revenue.
Senior Executive, Financial Services Reduced workload by 75% while maintaining top-producer status, reclaiming 20+ hours per week for higher-value work and leadership capacity.
A mid-level leader automated recurring workflows and restructured her daily priorities, freeing up four additional hours per day for higher-value strategic work. She was promoted within two months because her systems gave her the capacity to contribute at a higher level.
My career started in Fortune 500 operational consulting. For over a decade, I helped large organizations move faster, reduce waste, and operate more efficiently.
I left to study counseling psychology because I saw the same pattern over and over: organizations could optimize their processes, but the people running those processes were breaking down. The human side of things— how someone manages their energy, makes decisions under pressure, holds boundaries, and sustains high performance across every domain of their life — was the variable nobody was addressing.
I merged both disciplines into the methodology behind Ritualle: a diagnostic, root-cause approach that combines behavioral strategy with tactical systems to build sustainable performance infrastructure for individuals and organizations.
Every organization's challenges are specific. I tailor programming to your leadership population, your retention priorities, and the outcomes that matter most to your business.