I've spent nearly a decade pulling just the right words out of my clients—the kind that connect, sell, and change lives. My clients have called it coaching, copywriting, and creative partnership—yet some just call it magic.

That same intuitive insight and strategic clarity is what brings a level of soulful empathy and logical strategy to my coaching.

Here's what I learned: the best communication comes from people who are deeply connected to themselves. And that communication can build you relationships, a career, and a life that you love.

But so many successful people are performing roles that don't really fit—they're saying the lines and feeling the dissonance inside. They're the good girl, the star employee, the one who has their shit together. 

I was a small-town valedictorian and beauty queen who got married at 19 and had her first kid before she was old enough to drink, and the three pregnancies and a second kid not long after—all during the years when I "should" have been finishing my fashion design degree and becoming famous in the industry.

I started my own business, left the church, experimented with open-relationships, and was divorced and starting a new relationship by my thirties. Giving up the role I was expected to play changed everything—and continues to today. 

Especially as I learn more about my own neurodivergence, how hardwired (and traumatized) I am to crave certainty, and how absolutely liberating it is to embrace who I am, how I am, and the ways I am still becoming.

This is also why I've studied Human Design and got certified in the Emotion Code, an emotional kinesiology modality. Because what we're seeing on the surface usually isn't the whole story. And with a deeper understanding of the energy at play, I've found we can clear out what's stalling us so there's less attachment to old stories, ways of being, and habits of doing—and more capacity for the new ones. 

My clients need someone who actually gets into their head and energy, sees them completely, and partners with them to build a path that works for them.

Think of me as the sassy best friend who lovingly kicks your ass into action, sees through your excuses, and won't let you abandon yourself when things get uncomfortable. We're in this together—and I want you to get exactly what the fuck you want.

Not sure what that is? That's okay, too. Sometimes just knowing 'not this!' is a great place to begin.