I took the long-ass route to become who I am today.
I left corporate life after one of the most successful seasons of my career. From the outside, it looked like I had figured it all out. But on the inside, hard feelings and questions wouldn’t go away: Did I actually want or even like this life?
I took the long-ass route to get to where I am today.
I left corporate life after one of the most successful seasons of my career. I had exceeded my sales goal by more than 200%, earned top-performer recognition and reached a level of professional and financial success I had worked incredibly hard to achieve.
From the outside, it looked like I had figured it all out. But on the inside, unsettling feelings and questions wouldn’t go away: Did I actually want or even like this life?
Suddenly I became “client zero.”
2026 morphed into what I look back on as “The Great Life Experiment.” I tried everything. Some things worked. Many didn’t. Every experiment taught me something valuable. Through it all, this transformation proved to be my most courageous act of self-love.
After too many years of judging myself for how I was wired and how I looked, I finally learned to get curious instead of cruel, compassionate instead of critical, all while finding my courage and learning to laugh through it all.
My later-in-life ADHD diagnosis taught me to trust myself, ask better questions, and advocate for what I truly knew deep in my gut. I finally stopped treating myself like a problem to solve.
Change has been my
constant through all of it.
My work with elite coaches and other Reiki masters shaped my own desire to help people become Grounded Within. Coaching taught me to hold space, be bold and ask better questions. Reiki taught me to slowed down and reconnect with myself in ways I’d never experienced before.
In time I recognized the power and importance of helping others through a signature process where mind, body, and soul support a vibrant way of living. That’s the kind of holistic synergy I create for my clients.
I’ll bring compassion, perspective, and when it’s helpful, a healthy dose of sarcasm and levity. We’ll do meaningful work without making every damn thing so heavy.
I’m not a cheerleader, but I’m absolutely in your corner.
It’s your path.
Why do it alone? Let’s do it together.