Where head meets heart & purpose begins

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Childhood Fire

When I was a kid, I had fire in me.
In school, I was great at writing essays, giving oral presentations, and playing basketball. I had confidence, boldness, presence.

Once, a boy tried to bully me. I stood my ground. I was so fierce that he avoided me for the rest of the school year.

At my small neighborhood school, I was shining. I was top of my class. I felt free, alive, and in my element.

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Losing Myself

However, my mother worried I wasn’t being challenged enough. She transferred me to a bigger, more prestigious school.

It was colder. More performance-driven. The kind of place that polishes you into someone “successful.” But something in me got lost.

I had to dress like everyone else. Think like everyone else. Not ask questions, just follow and be silent.

This was not me.

So I did what many of us do: I put on a mask and went on with my days. From the outside, I looked like a happy, thriving teenager. Inside, I was slowly shrinking.

I wasn’t meant for formulas or labels. Formulas and labels never fit me.
>I wasn’t going to be a doctor, an engineer, or a financial analyst. I didn’t want a path — I wanted wings.

I wanted to be free.
An actor. An entrepreneur. A diplomat.
Something meaningful. Something unconventional.

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Authenticity and Freedom

Even as a young adult, I knew my compass: authenticity and freedom.

After university, my path veered far from my classmates. While many followed traditional careers, I chose creativity, communication, and humanity.

I worked in advertising, PR, and promotions. I built campaigns, told stories, and created experiences that moved people.

What always pulled me was this:

People

Stories

Realness

The spark behind the surface

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The Real Me, Now

Today, years later, I feel more me than ever.

I still don’t follow the rules. I’ve made peace with that. In fact, I celebrate it.

My passion is helping others reconnect with who they really are — the version of themselves that existed before the world told them who to be.

I guide women to realign with what truly matters. To rise with purpose and courage.

That kid with fire in her eyes still lives in me. And now, I help others find their fire too.

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 Let’s Begin

If you’re tired of performing and ready to feel like yourself again, I invite you to walk with me.

Let’s peel off the mask.
>Let’s listen to your truth.
>Let’s build a life from the inside out —
Where head meets heart, and purpose begins.

You don’t have to do it alone.

> Reconnect. Realign. Rise