From the Founder

For years I've been lucky to mentor high school students in CTE, career and technical education. The students come with big goals. The hard part for them has been understanding the technology behind their ideas, or feeling confident enough to prove it.

I learned of the same gap in other countries. In Italy, university professors in engineering told me junior engineers often lacked confidence. Evaluations were tough because the proof was missing, not the ambition.

Before PromptHaus, I spent six years at DistrictZero helping K-12 and medical students with burnout. At General Assembly, I was one of the early education producers who helped open the Los Angeles campuses and guide adults transitioning careers. At Apple, I helped launch the iPad and the first 'significant' store, with customer education built into the experience. I even got certified in precision timekeeping at TAG Heuer which inspires the BauHaus design philosophy in PromptHaus.

Everywhere, the pattern was the same. People want to grow, but imposter syndrome affects almost everyone. What always opened doors for me was literacy: learning the language of the room that I wanted to be in. When we work on the same problem, our differences become strengths. That is why I built PromptHaus. One (beautiful) term a day, with measurable outcomes, so you can dream big and prove it.