Meet Hannah.

The Lifeline

Travel became more than a lifestyle.

But my path here wasn’t conventional, nor was it handed to me. After a tumultuous childhood, I later found myself in a DV situation that hugely shaped how I view freedom, safety, and independence. Travel and remote work became more than a lifestyle; they became my lifeline.

The Outlier

There’s never just one way to do things.

As a queer and neurodivergent entrepreneur, I’ve never believed there’s just one way to do things. That belief underpins everything I build: businesses, communities, and opportunities designed around purpose, belonging, and radical inclusivity.

The Realization

The conventional path is optional.

You want to travel but can’t afford it? Work exchanges, house-sitting, home swaps. You want to make money but struggle in a 9 to 5? Freelance from home using skills you already have. There’s endless ways to do life that most just aren’t aware of. Unconventional excellence starts with one realization: the conventional path is optional.

The Community

Belonging, built on purpose.

Through partnerships with youth empowerment NGOs, including MaNaBu Movement, I work to bring remote work opportunities and self-leadership skills to those who can benefit most. In addition, I’ve founded Rainbow Remote, a fast-growing networking community for LGBTQIA+ remote professionals.

The Book

Part memoir, part blueprint.

There’s nothing typical about how I work, live, love, travel, and structure (or don’t) my days. I’m currently bringing together years of entrepreneurship, training, adaptive intelligence, and lived experience into my upcoming book, Unconventional Excellence—part memoir, part blueprint for tearing up the blueprint in order to live out what most only do in their wildest dreams.