I Always Knew I Was Different

Like many who walk a spiritual path, I was asking the big questions long before I had language for them.

At sixteen, I found myself standing in front of a room of adults in a Dale Carnegie course, speaking with conviction about possibility - about becoming more than who we think we are. There was a spark alive in me then.

As life went on, that spark dimmed under the pressure to perform, achieve, and find happiness somewhere outside myself. I learned how to succeed, how to push, and how to outwork nearly everyone in the room — all while quietly waiting to feel fulfilled.

From the outside, my life looked complete.
Inside, I felt disconnected, exhausted, and far from myself.

Then life asked me to stop waiting.

When my marriage ended unexpectedly, the question I’d been avoiding finally surfaced:
There has to be more to life than this … right?

What followed wasn’t a quick fix or a spiritual bypass. It was a lived, embodied return inward - learning, moment by moment, how to rebuild safety, trust, and clarity from within rather than from circumstances.

That process changed everything.

Today, as a spiritual life coach, I guide women who are tired of waiting for their lives to begin - waiting for certainty, permission, or the right moment. My work is grounded, nervous-system-aware, and deeply practical. This isn’t about fixing yourself or becoming someone new. It’s about remembering who you are and learning how to live from that place, even when life feels uncertain.

Because when you stop waiting and begin living from the inside out, everything changes - not just what you create, but how you experience being alive.

My work is devoted to helping you feel safe enough to live your life now - not once everything is perfect.