On the surface, 27-year-old Bill Zeller was on track for a life of success and content. He was a popular fifth-year doctoral student in Princeton’s computer science program and had already made headlines for creating software programs such as MyTunes and Graph your Inbox. But in the early morning hours of January 2nd, Zeller posted a 4000-word suicide note on his website and then attempted to hang himself. He died three days later after being taken off life support. Read the full article here.
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As a therapist, coach, and angel investor based in Roseville, California, Nadja works with ambitious people who are quietly struggling. Her clients include entrepreneurs, founders, creatives, and high-achievers who carry a lot but often feel isolated, burned out, or stuck. Her approach is honest, intuitive, and deeply grounded in connection.
Nadja holds a Master’s in Psychology from the California Graduate Institute and is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with advanced training in addiction, relationships, and trauma recovery.
With a background as a medical and science writer and an angel investor in over 20 startups, she understands the high-pressure worlds her clients live in from the inside out.
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