I know what it’s like to be highly ambitious - chasing titles, promotions, and recognition, believing that if I just achieved more, I’d finally feel worthy.

For years, I poured myself into my career, ignoring the whispers from my body and soul that I needed grounding and connection. I buried childhood trauma and unhealed wounds beneath endless to-do lists, thinking I could outrun my pain with achievements.

In 2024, despite career milestones — leading international teams, launching initiatives, and earning promotions — my personal world unraveled. My grandmother’s stroke. My fiancé’s job loss. My mother’s mental health crisis. Near-daily anxiety attacks. On paper, I was thriving. Inside, I felt like I was breaking.

As a CPTSD survivor, I know how crushing it feels when life’s storms hit all at once. But I also know this: your struggles are not proof of weakness — they are invitations to heal, reconnect, and return to your true self.

I graduated from Art Academy, but left creativity behind in search of external validation. I stepped into the corporate consulting world - and advanced quickly. Yet, no promotion or recognition could quiet the longing in my heart for art, spirituality, and authentic self-expression.

Eventually, my own “rock bottom” forced me to listen. Healing taught me that growth isn’t about “shaking it off.” It’s about being seen, held, and guided with compassion. That’s the space I now hold for other women.

I know how it feels to navigate ambition, trauma, and a world that constantly tells you to be more, do more, achieve more. But I also know this: healing, growth, and leadership become effortless when you begin with self-love.

In this space, there are no one-size-fits-all solutions, no shaming, no hustling your way to worthiness. Instead, you’ll find tools that feel personal, soulful, and deeply embodied — guiding you back home to yourself.

Because when you remember who you are and lead from love, your success becomes magnetic. ✨