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.
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.