For so long, I was the good girl. The helpful one. The one who put everyone first. It was all I knew how to be really.
Then midlife arrived quickly, and rather loudly.
Within a few years, my marriage ended, breast cancer turned my world upside down, and my dream of motherhood slipped away.
Nearly everything I thought I knew about myself was gone.
I kept wondering who I am now.
The start of my midlife sent me into therapy, through a spiritual awakening, and deep into inner work.
I had to unlearn conditioning, release expectations and ‘shoulds', repair my relationship with myself, and rebuild from the inside out.
It was super messy and painful. It was also the most important work I’ve ever done.
Slowly, as I came back to myself, something shifted in what I could hold and receive. Life began to feel richer, in time, in energy, in the relationships around me, in the way money moved through my world. I started to understand that abundance isn't something we chase; it's something we become aligned with as we come home to ourselves.
That’s the journey I guide women through now.