I help women who’ve been through an awakening stop living their old life — so they can become the woman they saw and finally build a life that fits.

I Didn’t Plan This Path - My story

Life cracked me open the way it does, suddenly, without warning, and without a roadmap for what comes after.

My path was never linear. My parents divorced when I was four, and I learned early how to hold steadiness for the adults around me. Running became my escape and my proof of worth, first at seven, then in triathlons by twelve, then racing D1 collegiate running and competing for the USA in two world championships, all while graduating magna cum laude. Being the best was never really about the medals. It was about approval that never quite landed.

I married, had the house, the kid, the dog. Life looked good. Then it broke, and my divorce felt like the next failure in a cycle I swore I'd never repeat. So I did what I knew: I climbed. Corporate ladder, this time. Same drive, new arena.

Then the awakening started, slowly, then all at once. My body began telling me what I'd been ignoring. One health crisis became several, and it clicked: something deeper was off. I asked the Universe to show me what I couldn't see, and it did, humbling me fast. I threw myself into spiritual practice, ceremony, embodiment, anything that might help me hold a single mom's life, a corporate job, rising ancestral wounds, and patterns I kept repeating. Then a significant car accident stopped me cold and forced the real question: what is my soul actually here to do?

So I went inward, to the depths this work requires, and I found my way back to joy, play, and stillness alongside the deep work. Both matter. The soul needs balance, not just grinding.

What I didn't have, through any of it, was a guide who could hold that kind of space. Someone who understood the mystical and the messy and the practical, who could hold the sacred and the strategic in the same breath, for as long as (my) real change required, within a private container.