Like many who walk a spiritual path, I was the child asking the big questions long before I had the language to understand why. At sixteen, I somehow ended up in a Dale Carnegie course, standing in front of a room full of adults, passionately proclaiming that we can truly become anything we choose.

There was a spark alive in me then.

But as I grew older, that spark dimmed under the pressure to fit in, to perform, and to find happiness somewhere outside myself. I disconnected from my truth without even realizing it was happening.

Fast forward fifteen years, and I was deep on the traditional path of “success.” I was climbing the corporate ladder, priding myself on being the one who could outwork anyone in the room. I believed that if I achieved enough, then I would finally feel like enough.

From the outside, everything looked picture-perfect.
I was married.
I looked the part of a successful businesswoman.
I lived footsteps from the ocean in Santa Monica.

But inside, I felt empty — numb, disconnected, and exhausted from holding up a life that didn’t feel like mine.

And then everything shattered.

One morning, I woke up to my husband walking out the door, never to return. In the silence that followed, I heard the question my soul had been whispering for years:

“There has to be more to life than this… right?”

That question cracked me open.

What followed was a series of undeniable, magical turning points — synchronicities, intuitive nudges, and soul-led encounters — that guided me back to myself and onto the path I walk today.

Waking up to the life I now live has been nothing short of a miracle. But it wasn’t luck. It wasn’t chance. It was the moment I stopped searching outside myself and finally returned inward.

And that possibility is available to anyone who is open and willing to see differently.

Today, my work is devoted to helping others reconnect with the truth, ease, and inner peace that has always been within them. Because when you shift from hustle to alignment, from striving to trust, everything changes — not just your results, but your entire way of being.