There was a time in my life when I felt like I was searching for something more. I had tried various

jobs—provincial and federal government positions, drugstore and grocery retail, and everything in between—but no matter how hard I worked, something was missing. Those roles weren’t fulfilling. They didn’t give me purpose.

Everything changed when I became a financial advisor. For the first time, I felt that what I was doing truly mattered. I wasn’t just working a job—I was helping people, guiding them through some of the most vulnerable moments in their lives. I had one client in particular who was diagnosed with a serious illness. I helped the client process a large-sum amount of critical illness claim, and I saw firsthand how that support gave the financial relief by paying hospital bills, covered daily necessities, and even helped with their college tuition. That financial safety net gave stability and hope— being in the early twenties, when their world had turned upside down.

What if they didn’t have that coverage in place?
What if they only focus was how to survive financially instead of how to get better?
What if no one had been there to guide them—before it was too late?

That one moment changed for me. It reminded me why I chose this profession—to make a real difference in people’s lives. Now, with over 15 years of experience as a financial advisor, I remain just as committed as ever. Every family I help, every life I touch, deepens my belief in the power of proper planning, compassion, and genuine care.

This isn’t just my career—it’s my calling. And I’m here to help you and your loved ones prepare for the unexpected, so you’ll never have to face life’s “what ifs” alone.