As a busy mom of four, I was saying yes to too many things—trying to be everything to everyone. One winter night, arms full of groceries after a long day, I stepped onto my slick driveway and slipped—hard. Groceries flew. My head hit the pavement. And for a moment, I just lay there—cold, stunned, and overwhelmed by more than just the fall.

Then, clear as day, I heard it:

"You are doing too much."

I sat up, physically fine, but something inside me had shifted.

That voice echoed as I put away the groceries, louder than ever:
How do I let go of anything when everything feels important?

The next morning, I did something I hadn’t done before. I took a deep breath, grabbed a pen, and wrote down everything that felt heavy—each role, each responsibility, each unspoken “yes” I had given. And for the first time, I asked myself:

Am I living in alignment with what I value most?

That quiet moment sparked a transformation.

It led me to study the work of countless thought leaders in self-development—people like Brené Brown, Dr. Benjamin Hardy, and Greg McKeown. Their insights helped me realign my life, shed what wasn’t mine to carry, and reconnect with what truly matters.

Now, I help others do the same.

If you’ve ever felt stretched too thin, lost in the noise, or unsure what’s truly yours to carry—you’re not alone.

I'm here to help you get centered, live with intention, and redefine success on your terms—not someone else’s.

Welcome to the beginning of your realignment.