How has Georgia State influenced your entrepreneurial journey?
The conflict resolution course I took at Georgia State during graduate school truly transformed my life in ways I can’t adequately explain. It shifted my perspective of conflict as difficult or painful to an opportunity for progress and unity. I intend to help others learn this empowerment as part of Psynchronicity’s services.

What does entrepreneurship mean to you?
Being open to all possibilities all the time without fear and judgment.

What advice can you offer to entrepreneurs?
Know yourself, know who is a part of your village and know how to get support for this journey. Be patient with the process and yourself along the way. Perseverance and self-compassion can be equally valuable.

How has your company pivoted?
My initial concept was “Love Acumen,” a B2C model that taught relationship skills to individuals. Over time, it became apparent that while there is a huge need for the service, there was a small demand. Most people weren’t seeking help with their relationship skills until it was too late. Though the service has stayed mostly the same, the target market shifted. We now serve businesses (B2B) teaching their employees how to create work-life balance.

What is Atlanta’s role in your entrepreneurial journey?
I’m an Atlanta native from a family of entrepreneurs.