She had no health or life insurance. The emotional and financial weight of that loss was something I carried deeply. In the midst of my grief, I was also drowning in financial stress. If only we had secured coverage for her. If only someone had explained how important it was—before it was too late. I realized then: if she had life insurance, her suffering might have been eased, and I wouldn’t have faced the burden alone.

That moment changed everything for me.

I became an insurance broker because I never want another family to go through what I went through. I now help others protect their loved ones, their income, and their future—because I’ve lived through the painful consequences of being unprepared.

I help parents ensure their children are covered when the unexpected happens. I guide hardworking individuals in protecting their income and planning for retirement with peace of mind. Because I’ve felt what it’s like to be empty—and I’ve turned that pain into purpose.

I don’t just serve clients. I serve with compassion, with purpose, and with real-life experience. Because I know it’s not just about policies—it’s about people.

Helping others isn’t just my job—it’s my mission. And if I can help even one family avoid the heartache I experienced, then everything I went through will have meaning.