For as long as I can remember, I’ve felt called to something more—something deeper, more meaningful, more aligned with who I truly am - something beyond the surface roles and expectations. I’ve always walked in two worlds: the corporate, where I built a successful career as a hospitality executive, and the spiritual, which I quietly explored and nurtured behind the scenes. For years, I kept my spiritual side quiet, unsure how to bring it forward, though it was always guiding me.

Hospitality gave me the rare opportunity to explore polarities: logic and intuition, chaos and structure, analysis and creativity. It also gave me the opportunity to coach and truly connect with people. My education mirrored that duality too—business, psychology, and biology alongside holistic nutrition and Reiki. Like many who sense life differently, I often felt misunderstood, out of place, as if I were speaking a language no one else could hear: the language of energy.

I tried to adapt, to fit in, to mirror what was expected. I became a people-pleaser, pushed my boundaries aside, and sought validation in overworking, striving, and carrying others’ emotions. Eventually, that path led to stress, burnout, and a sense of disconnection from myself.

A health challenge in my teenage years had already shown me the power of a holistic approach, but it was through my later struggles—and my willingness to face both shadow and light—that I found my center. In embracing my own dualities I discovered wholeness.

Today, I bring all of me forward. My work now opens through two doors: Embodied Leadership, for leaders and organizations ready to align their leadership with authenticity and congruency, and Perfect Harmony, for individuals seeking healing, restoration, and a return to their true essence. Though the entry point may differ, the essence is the same.

I help people remember who they are at their core and reclaim their innate power. Together, we restore balance by resetting the nervous system, body, and soul back to its original blueprint. We find the balance between the extremes.

This is my purpose: to create spaces where alignment, truth, and transformation can unfold.