I grew up moving between multiple cultures, languages, and traditions. English, Korean, Japanese, and Mandarin weren’t just subjects I learned—they became the threads that connected my life, my family, and my sense of purpose.

For more than two decades, I’ve worked as a multilingual communicator, interpreter, and cultural bridge. Over time, I realized that what mattered most wasn’t just accuracy—it was helping people feel heard, respected, and understood.

My work is shaped by the Japanese tea ceremony, a discipline that has influenced me spiritually, emotionally, and professionally. The tea room taught me attentiveness, calm presence, and the beauty of simple, intentional gestures. These same qualities guide how I interpret conversations, support clients, and approach every interaction with humility.

Whether I’m supporting a business meeting, helping someone navigate a sensitive conversation, or sharing my love of tea ceremony, my goal is always the same: to create connection across difference.