ABOUT SUZI

I began running in 1987. I’ve yet to complete a marathon, but over the years I have run thousands of miles. Running has taught me something very important, something that reaches far beyond my distance. Pace. Patience.

I have found myself running towards freedom, running away from fear, battling the hills and walking into victories… all through the lens of pace and patience.

I still run today and find it continues to enlighten me with insights and perspectives that serve my body, my soul and my community at-large.

My evolution as a Life Consultant includes a certification with the Institute For Integrative Nutrition, in health and wellness. Through the Robbins Madanes Training program, I have expanded my skills as a Strategic Intervention coach. A certification with the IAHC denotes me as an International Coach. Ideal for a curator who thrives on travel for experience and inspiration.

I have always felt that a strong connection between mind, body and soul is the true foundation for a happy and successful life.

But my real degree, honestly, has come from the on-going school of life-long learning. In my lifetime, I have held executive positions, launched businesses, exited relationships, buried a parent and found both success and humility along my path. Life can be, if you allow it to be, the ultimate institution for education.

I am happy to stand in my shoes today, (size 9 Asics), with no regrets. Who I am today is a product of my choices and my experiences. A one-of-a-kind style I call my own. 

25 years in fashion, design, interiors and marketing has made me an expert in the human psychology of personal presentation. I believe people are like brands, with unique templates of individuality. From my own experience with style, wellness, health and fitness, I know I can help others find internal and external beauty in all aspects of their life.

We all have the capacity to shine.
To feel good. To give back.
To dress the part. To win the game.
To love. To connect.
To live the authentic life.

You write the chapters
in your book of life.
Make content count.