SteppingstoneZ wasn't created in a boardroom — it was born from real experience, real struggles, and a genuine desire to help the next generation navigate what I've navigated.
I didn't start this because I had all the answers. I started it because I know what it's like to feel lost, overwhelmed, and unsure of what comes next.
As someone who's been through the same pressures, the same doubts, and the same sleepless nights wondering "Am I doing this right?" — I understand. I've dealt with social expectations, stress about the future, exam pressure, and that gnawing feeling of needing to have it all figured out while still trying to figure out who I am.
That's exactly why SteppingstoneZ exists. Because when you're in it, you need someone who gets it. Not someone lecturing from a distance, but someone who's walked the path, made the mistakes, learned the lessons, and came out the other side ready to help others do the same.
"I built SteppingstoneZ to be relatable, real, and honest — because that's what I needed when I was navigating these exact same issues."
Ages 16-23 aren't just "teenage years" — they're foundation years. What you build now shapes everything that comes after.
The prefrontal cortex — responsible for decision-making, planning, and emotional regulation — doesn't fully mature until your mid-20s. This is the window where you can actively shape how you think, process emotions, and respond to challenges.
Research shows that habits formed in your late teens and early twenties are more likely to stick for life. Building positive patterns now — like goal-setting, stress management, and self-awareness — becomes your default operating system.
This is when you're figuring out who you are beyond what others expect of you. The beliefs, values, and confidence you develop now become the foundation of your adult identity. Invest in yourself during this stage, and you'll carry that strength forward.
From choosing a career path to deciding where to live, the choices you make between 16-23 set the trajectory for your entire life. Having support and guidance during these pivotal moments can mean the difference between floundering and flourishing.
Statistics show that 75% of mental health conditions develop by age 24. Early intervention, learning coping strategies, and building resilience during Gen Z years can prevent struggles later. This is when prevention matters most.
Gen Z faces unprecedented levels of pressure: social media comparison, economic uncertainty, career anxiety, climate concerns, and the expectation to have everything figured out early. You're not imagining it — the stakes feel higher because they are.
Because I've lived it. I know the confusion, the pressure, the self-doubt. I know what it's like to feel like you're supposed to have all the answers when you're still trying to figure out the questions.
But I also know that with the right support, tools, and perspective — this stage of life can be transformational. And that's exactly what I want to help you achieve.
Real Experience
From someone who's navigated the same challenges you're facing
We don't offer generic advice or one-size-fits-all solutions. Every person's journey is unique, and your coaching experience reflects that. Here's what you can expect:
Tailored sessions focused entirely on your goals, challenges, and next steps
Turn vague ideas into concrete, actionable plans you can actually follow
Practical tools to handle social pressures, exam stress, and life transitions
No corporate speak, no distant advice — just real talk from someone who's been there
Regular check-ins to keep you on track and celebrate your progress
I promise to show up for you the way I wish someone had shown up for me. That means being honest, being present, and being someone you can genuinely relate to.
I won't pretend to have lived a perfect life or have all the answers. What I do have is real experience navigating the same challenges you're facing — and the tools, strategies, and perspective I've gained from coming out the other side.
If you're feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure of what's next — you're not alone. And you don't have to figure it out by yourself.