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About Me
There was a time when everything looked right from the outside. I had the job, the lifestyle, the house, the structure. Everything that would be considered “perfect.” I was working in aerospace operations, leading teams, merging companies, and building systems designed not to fail. I knew how to make things work, and I was good at it.
But something inside me was starting to fade. I had built a life of perfection and precision, but I had lost my internal spark. The safety I had constructed began to feel like a cage. Eventually, I started listening to the part of me that kept asking, “Is this really it?”
That question led me into the journey of a lifetime. I walked into the unknown, both internally and externally. It was a reinvention that took me across the country and uprooted everything I had known. I left my home, my career, and the version of myself that had been built to survive. It marked the beginning of a slow unraveling of all the roles and identities I thought I had to maintain. I followed a whisper that said there is more to life than this. This voice eventually brought me to the mountains of east Tennessee to begin again.
I didn’t find a perfect new path. I didn’t become someone else. What I found was a different way of living. One where I could bring all of myself. A way of moving through the world that didn’t force me to choose between being strategic and being intuitive.
Now I work with people who are wandering in their own wilderness. Burned-out entrepreneurs who remember the spark but don’t know how to reach it. Creatives who feel torn between their vision and their exhaustion. Women who are quietly reclaiming the parts of themselves they buried in order to survive.
I don’t offer a program or a step-by-step plan. What I offer is presence, reflection, and deep listening. I create a grounded space to sort through the noise and support you as you find your way back to yourself. My work, and my life, are centered around the idea of wholeness. It is possible to build something meaningful while staying connected to who you really are. You can bring back the parts of yourself that were lost or abandoned along the way.
I know what it’s like to wake up inside a life that no longer fits. The answer isn’t doing more. It’s doing what’s true.
If you’re standing at your own threshold, feeling burned out, aching, and unsure, know that you are not alone. There is another way. It begins by asking the right questions...and listening.
