In 2020, everything I thought I had fell apart.

After years of struggling with Lyme disease, I was finally beginning to recover physically—but emotionally and mentally, I still felt completely lost. I didn’t understand who I was anymore or why my life looked the way it did. I kept asking the universe, “Who am I? Why am I here? How am I supposed to live this life?”

And as I asked those questions, life began clearing the path—though not in the way I expected. Anything that was out of alignment with my deeper intentions started to fall away. It began with the pandemic, followed by the loss of my job, the end of my relationship, and even the passing of one of my pets. All of this happened within a matter of weeks. I was heartbroken, disoriented, and spiraling into one of the darkest periods of my life.

I had already spent years navigating illness, and now it felt like everything else I valued was being taken too. I reached a point where I no longer wanted to be here—but something inside me knew I couldn’t leave this earth in pain. Deep down, I felt I had a purpose—to help others heal by healing myself first. To serve others who were suffering, because I knew what that felt like.

At that time, I felt completely powerless. My emotions were overwhelming, my thoughts uncontrollable, and my reality reflected the chaos within me. I couldn’t sleep, eat, or function. I was on medication just to get a few hours of rest. It was rock bottom. But looking back, I know now that this was the breaking point that would rebuild me.

In the months that followed, I spent most of my time on the couch searching for answers. That’s when I discovered Abraham Hicks. Her teachings resonated deeply with me—I listened to her every single day, in the car, in the shower, at home. Around the same time, I also found Joe Dispenza and began meditating daily for over an hour, absorbing his knowledge on energy, the brain, and conscious creation. Without a doubt, Abraham Hicks and Joe Dispenza changed my life. They gave me hope, tools, and a way forward.

My healing became my mission. I dove into self-development with everything I had. I read dozens of books. I enrolled in a hypnotherapy course with Marisa Peer. I went to weekly boxing therapy sessions, saw a psychologist, did drama therapy, and most importantly—I began to reclaim my inner power.

This led me to study NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming), where I explored psychology, communication, subconscious programming, and behavioral patterns. I knew I wanted to help others not just survive—but transform. Coaching became a natural extension of my own healing.

At one point, I asked myself: “What would actually make me happy in this life? What if I could create it?”
That question changed everything.

By doing the deep inner work, showing up for myself, and consistently practicing what I was learning, I began creating a new version of myself—not just a future version, but a present one. My mindset shifted entirely. I lost 15 pounds, felt lighter, freer, more focused, and more connected than I had in years.

It’s not that I never have hard moments anymore—but I made a choice. A powerful one.
To stay positive, no matter what.
Because I know that from this space, I am creating the life I truly desire.