I didn’t arrive at this work by accident. I arrived here as the oldest daughter.

The one who learned early how to read a room, carry responsibility, translate chaos, and lead without being asked. The one who figured things out because someone had to. That instinct to hold, to organize, and to see the whole system is still with me. It just has better boundaries now.

I have a business degree and more than twenty years of experience managing teams and multi-million-dollar companies.

I learned leadership where stakes were real, margins mattered, and women were expected to perform competence flawlessly while absorbing everyone else’s stress.

I saw how power actually moves and how often women are taught to soften theirs.

Over the years I became a certified birth doula (early 20s), certified yoga teacher (late 20s) and then finished my degree in Organizational Management after my son, Moses was born (early 30s).

I have always been drawn to moments where women are at their most vulnerable and their most powerful whether it’s in a birthing pool, sweating through a hot yoga class, or gaining the courage to start a company.

What I learned over the last 20 years in my career is this: regulation matters, but so does capacity. Expansion is not always calm. Growth doesn’t always feel serene. Sometimes it feels like fire moving through a nervous system that’s learning it can survive more.

I believe deeply in nervous-system work and I also believe women must learn how to stay present when they’re not regulated because that’s where leadership, money, and desire often live.

When I built my own business, I didn’t outsource my voice or my vision. I taught myself brand photography over a decade ago because I wanted to control how my work was seen. Then web design. Graphic design. Copywriting. Messaging. I wasn’t collecting skills for a resumé. I was claiming authorship.

What emerged was something rare and potent:

• Corporate business strategy

• Somatic intelligence

• Creative direction

• Program content that transforms

• And the lived reality of being a woman building something rare while life continues to happen

I coach both coaches & creatives because I am both.

I understand vision and execution, intuition and structure, desire and discipline. This is why my work supports people who are tired of choosing between aesthetic and strategy.

Personally, I’m a mother in my 40s. I’m divorced. I’m queer. I hold dual American–Canadian citizenship and I feel at home living between identities, systems, and ways of being. I’m an Enneagram 8, a Generator, a Leo, and a strong D on the DISC which means I don’t tiptoe around truth and I don’t pretend to not want power.

I also have ADHD, which I don’t see as a flaw. In fact, I see it as pattern recognition, creativity, speed, and intensity when properly supported. My work is built to honor how real brains and real lives function, not some mythical version of “Type A/Perfect Focus”.

I’m deeply committed to personal development and mindset work, but not the sanitized kind.

Feminism and politics are two of my favorite conversations because systems matter. Power matters. Who benefits matters. Business is not neutral and pretending it is has never served women.

When I’m not working, I foster newborn kittens for a local shelter, act as a one-person audience to my 13 year old while he plays guitar, and go on dinner dates and day trips with my partner, Blue.

I don’t believe women need to be peaceful 24/7 and I don’t believe hustle culture deserves your devotion either.

I believe in ambition without punishment.
Leadership without self-betrayal.
Money earned through clarity, creativity, and choice.

I don’t help women become powerful.
I help them stop leaking the power they already have and build businesses that can finally hold it.