Travel has always been part of who I am. From planning family trips as a teenager to exploring across the U.S. and Europe, I discovered early that journeys are about more than destinations — they’re about creating space to breathe, connect, and renew. Friends and family often turned to me for travel advice, not just for where to go, but for how to make the experience meaningful.The true spark for The Intention Architect came when I realized how much pressure leaders carry — at work, at home, and within themselves. Too often, the weight of responsibility erodes trust, health, and relationships. Yet I also saw leaders who wanted something different: to foster well-being, to build trust, and to create space for themselves and their teams to thrive.That’s where The Intention Architect was born. We don’t just design trips — we curate intentional experiences that allow individuals, couples, and families to pause, reconnect, and return with fresh perspective. Our mission is simple: to make time away purposeful, beautiful, and restorative — so that when you return, you’re not only refreshed, but renewed for yourself and those you lead.