I spent over three decades in the corporate world—managing complex teams, solving technical problems, and always pushing forward. From the outside, I had everything “figured out.” But slowly, I began to feel disconnected from my own self.

Burnout crept in. So did self-doubt.

At first, I tried to power through it—like I always had. But something told me to pause. That maybe strength wasn’t about pushing harder, but listening deeper.

I found myself drawn to counseling—not just as a client, but as a calling. I studied, trained, and over time, started helping others navigate what I had once faced alone.

That’s how The Listening Tree began. As a quiet space for people to pause, reflect, and rediscover their own inner voice.