I spent years thinking something was wrong with me.

Why couldn't I just do one thing and do it well? I was living the life I thought I was supposed to live — working corporate, checking boxes, shaping myself into what everyone else needed me to be. And then my body said no. My health collapsed so completely that not a single doctor could tell me what was wrong.

It was an SOS from my soul.

What followed was a complete unraveling — and the most important thing that ever happened to me. I went through a spiritual awakening. I started excavating my stories, my coping mechanisms, my limiting beliefs. I started sharing what I found — honestly, vulnerably, without a strategy. And people started listening.

I got certified to coach. I became a yoga teacher, a dance teacher, a Gateless writing facilitator. I started leading retreats — eventually over 50 of them, all over the world. I attracted brand partnerships with Free People, SXSW, and Proper Hotels. I grew an audience of over 100,000 people. I landed two book deals. I became an actor. I reinvented myself completely — after 40, with three kids, nineteen years into a marriage I love.

Then my dad died. Then I got Lyme disease and was bedridden for months. And writing saved me again — excavating how I felt and turning it into art. Finding the narrative inside the mess. Again.

None of it happened because I had the right strategy or the right credentials. It happened because I kept sharing my stories. Specifically. Honestly. Without apology.

That's what I now help others do.

I am a writer, a dancer, a painter, a speaker, an actor, a facilitator, and a mother of three. I am perpetually in an existential crisis and also exactly where I'm supposed to be.

I believe multi-passionate people are not confused — they are connected. Every thing I do feeds everything else. The dancing keeps me in my body. The writing keeps me honest. The retreats keep me connected to what actually moves people. The acting keeps me brave.

This is not a distraction from the work. This is the work. And it's exactly why my favorite clients tend to be the same way — expansive, curious, impossible to put in a box, and absolutely meant for more than they've claimed yet.

I don't help people find their voice.I help them remember they always had one.