About Me.

I didn’t become a coach because I figured it all out.

I became a coach because I couldn’t keep pretending I was okay.

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For years, I lived the loop... over giving, overperforming, and self-abandoning in the name of peace.

I was the strong one. The aware one. The one everyone leaned on.

But inside, I was shrinking.

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I don’t guide this work from a pedestal.

I guide it because I’ve sat in the chaos, the grief, the cracking open.

And I’ve rebuilt from the ruins.