Instead, she persuaded her parents to foot six months of rent in New York City so that she could try to find something better. She took a job as an executive assistant at ABC before landing a role on Summer House, a Bravo reality show that follows young New Yorkers as they spend debaucherous summer weekends at a shared house in the Hamptons.
"It's the most difficult thing I've ever done," she says, when we sit down to chat in a suite in a Dublin hotel. "The first year I did it, I was sweating bullets."
This drastic change in my life came as a response to a single question that pierced my busy corporate existence: 'If this is the next thirty years of your life, is this enough?' This moment became a turning point where I recognized that, despite having achieved many of my childhood dreams, something profound was missing, which ultimately led me to understanding my desire for purpose and connection through helping others.