I have a degree in International Comparative Studies from Duke and an MSc in International Development from LSE. I've spent my whole career studying broken systems and rebuilding them. I raised millions of dollars to build a digital bank for women who'd been shut out of the financial system.
Then I became a mom.
And everything I knew about building systems hit me like a freight train: we were given the wrong memo about parenting. It's not supposed to be this hard. We're not broken. Our systems are.

So I started telling that story. I spent 3 years inside the world's most liveable city: Copenhagen — studying why their kids are calmer, their parents less anxious, their homes less chaos. It reached 50 million people.
I found the system. Now it's a 4-week course.

