About Sam

Hi, I’m Sam. I work with consultants at moments of transition who want clarity around what comes next. I’ve always been interested in how people make big career decisions, especially in fast-paced environments like consulting where the options can feel endless and it’s hard to slow down long enough to really check in with yourself. I began my career at McKinsey, where I learned to regularly check in with myself while moving across different teams and industries. Over my three years in consulting and beyond, I saw colleagues, friends, and now clients struggle with a lack of direction that often comes from having too many options. Over time, the fatigue of constant change made defaulting to familiar paths feel easier than doing the harder work of introspection and building conviction. Yet this is a pivotal moment, particularly earlier in a consulting career, when many people have built a toolkit companies actively seek but haven’t spent much time thinking about what actually energizes them, where their strengths show up most, or how they want to apply those skills. After consulting, I chose a non-traditional path and moved into food manufacturing. That decision didn’t happen overnight. It took patience, self-awareness, and a willingness to explore thoughtfully rather than rush into the next expected move, and it now shapes how I work with clients. Today, I support consultants who want a practical way to build conviction around their interests and create momentum toward meaningful career changes. That work includes evaluating options, positioning experience, reviewing resumes, preparing for interviews, and making connections when there’s strong alignment. Once we work together, I also keep an eye out for opportunities that may be a good fit and share them as they come up. Whether you’re trying to make consulting feel more sustainable or figuring out when and how to move on, I aim to be a steady thought partner as you navigate what comes next.