People ask why I coach, and I never know how to explain it off the cuff. 

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I had no idea who I wanted to be or what I wanted to do in my life. The ideas were endless. My mother was still saying on her death bed, 'When I grow up, I want to be…' and so my vision of the world and my capabilities in it was very open and undefined. I also had a traumatic childhood, believing I was the problem, and the weight of these, I carried into my adult life, never understanding that if I just dealt with them and sought professional help - I could have made my life so much easier. After I blew up my life in more ways than one in 2016, I started to look at self-development more closely. I thought I was a problem to be fixed. I thought I was the issue that needed a solution. And if anyone was going to find that solution, I was going to do it. 

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So no, I didn't set out to be a coach. I set out to understand—to unravel the complexities of life, to seek meaning in places others overlooked, to find beauty in the spaces where things felt shattered. I know what it is to feel broken, to feel like no matter how much I accomplished, it was never enough. Like I was both too much and somehow, at the same time, not enough.

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Yet deep within me, beneath the weight of expectation and the echoes of old wounds, there was something unshakable—an instinct, a knowing, a quiet, undeniable certainty that I was meant for more. Not in the way the world defines success, but in the kind of more that feels like exhaling into your own skin.

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And then, almost imperceptibly at first, a pattern emerged. No matter what I was doing, people found me. They sought my insight, my ability to see the unseen, to weave together the threads of their experiences into something clear, something radiant. I had spent my whole life searching, not realizing that I was being shaped into a guide.

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I have always been a seeker, a visionary with an insatiable curiosity for what lies beyond the horizon. My path has taken me through design, politics, authorship, entrepreneurship, and non-profit leadership. I have built, dismantled, and rebuilt more times than I can count. Each season of my life has felt like a different chapter in an intricate, gilded novel—one I did not always understand, but one that was always leading me somewhere exquisite. I had no idea that this part of my journey was always meant to be like this, to allow me to make mistakes, learn, and develop, which helped lay a beautiful foundation for the future. 

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I believe there is a particular kind of luxury in self-knowing. It is the most exquisite foundation upon which to build a life—one that is not simply successful, but deeply aligned. Reawaken Coaching was not a business I decided to create. It was a calling, one that revealed itself through every twist, every challenge, every moment that tested me to my core.

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The work I do now is not about surface-level shifts. It is about elevation. A reclamation of self. A return to sovereignty. I work with women who refuse to settle, women who are ready to embody their deepest truth with elegance, clarity, and unshakable confidence. This is not about striving. It is about arriving—stepping fully into the opulent, magnetic energy of who you were always meant to be.

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Again, I did not become a coach because I had all the answers. I became a coach because I spent my life searching for the answers. And in doing so, I found something even greater—the ability to guide others back to their own.

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This is not just transformation. This is coming home to yourself in the most exquisite way possible.

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