My Story

My work has always lived in the transformation space. What’s changed over the years isn’t my path — it’s the depth of it. The way I listen. The way I hold people. The level of truth the work now asks of me, and the women who find their way here.

There was a long season where I lived inside identities that once felt aligned but eventually grew too tight. Letting them go wasn’t about leaving the field — it was about becoming more accurate inside it. Each shift moved me closer to the work that feels coherent and alive in me now.

For many years, my world revolved around visibility, leadership, and expression. I built and led a multi–seven-figure transformation company, created Live Video Mastery, hosted Fire and Soul, a top 1% podcast, and co-founded a boutique podcast company featured in Rolling Stone, Entrepreneur, and Fast Company. Those seasons stretched me. They taught me how to hold women who carry a lot — ambition, responsibility, pressure, and a desire for their work to actually mean something.

But the deeper turning point came when I became trauma-informed and began studying attachment science and somatics. That work changed everything. It taught me how to interpret the language of the body, how to support a nervous system in transition, and how to create the kind of space where clarity can emerge without force.

It showed me what women are actually carrying — the grief, the thresholds, the endings and beginnings — and how much strength it takes to keep moving while something inside is reorganizing itself.

This is the part of the work I trust most.
It’s where women come home to themselves.
It’s where the next chapter becomes clear — not because they push for it, but because they finally have room to hear it.

I haven’t stepped out of the transformation space.
I’ve stepped deeper into it.

My work now is a more refined expression of everything that came before it: grounded, somatic, trauma-informed, and honest. It’s built for the woman who is standing at the edge of what’s next — still functioning in her life, still carrying so much, and quietly listening for the truth that will move her forward.

If you’re in that in-between, I understand it from the inside.
And I know how to walk with you in a way that doesn’t rush, dramatize, or diminish the realness of your season.

Clarity comes when we slow down enough to hear it. I’m here when you’re ready.