In fact, it was filled with unexpected twists and turns...

Since childhood, I’ve experienced intuitive insights that shaped my choices long before I had the language to explain them that quietly shaped my path. Over time, I refined these gifts through meditation and mentorship, building a spiritual foundation rooted in truth and presence—one that now supports the work I do today. In 2004, a near-death experience became a turning point that shattered the illusion of waiting for “someday.” Though I appeared successful on the outside, something deeper called me to live with intention, now. That awakening set me on a new path—but it was the years between 2018 and 2021 that would truly define my journey. In a short span, I experienced the profound loss of my father, grandmother, my mother, and especially my younger sister in quick succession. With each loss, the grief that followed brought me to my knees, but also pushed me into deeper soul-searching and spiritual awakening. Each loss peeled back a new layer, calling me inward. Each goodbye cracked me open, stripping away old beliefs and calling me inward. Grief, though devastating, became a sacred teacher—revealing what truly matters and leading me into a deeper connection with my soul.

Like a lotus rising through mud, I moved through each layer of pain, discovering clarity and purpose on the other side. I came to realize that my own healing couldn’t end with me—it had to serve others. That understanding led me to become a Certified Transformational Soul Coach through the esteemed Sedona Soul Adventures, as well as, some additional training as a Positive Intelligence Coach. Today, I guide others through their own awakenings, helping them reconnect with their truth, shift limiting beliefs, and begin living fully—even after loss or deep transition. Through retreats, self-paced offerings, and one-on-one coaching, I hold space for others as they navigate the tender, powerful process of becoming who they truly are. There is always a way forward, and something meaningful waiting to bloom—even in the aftermath of the unimaginable.