Lemme tell you a story...

I was born feet first under a full moon in the middle of the night during a thunderstorm.

^{(Bold entrances are my thing, apparently.)}

The trailers of the “Movie of My Life” include skydiving over Las Vegas, climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, and flying the trapeze. They also show a grieving child, a teenager furious at life, a young adult making rebellious choices, and a grown woman determined not to let her past define her future.

The movie itself covers 62 countries, five careers (including solo businesses), four mountain summits, three broken hearts, two dead parents, one near-death experience — and a life of bold experiments and risky moves.

In my 20s, I partied hard and don't remember much so we should probably skip to the next decade!

In my 30s, I took a leap of faith to follow my passion for travel and left a successful career in graphic design. I funded an eight-month, around-the-world backpacking adventure on credit cards. I was terrified of travelling solo, but with every mile, my confidence grew. I made friends in places I couldn’t pronounce and discovered courage I didn’t know I had.

(Later, I turned that leap of faith into a career as an adventure travel tour leader, travelling full-time for five years and becoming the second-highest-rated guide in the company.)

In my 40s, I walked away from a high-level travel product manager position generating annual revenues of $1.3M to pursue photography — a hobby that had gotten out of hand, that fulfilled a deep need for creative expression.

I hosted my first workshop for three attendees, feeling like a total imposter. But I kept going, honing my skills, regularly facing the fear of judgment while building my reputation, dealing with self-doubt and trusting the process.

(I turned my love for photography into a decade-long career as a multi-award-winning internationally recognised photographer, and a teacher to over 300 students.)

In my 50s, I found myself feeling stuck and unfulfilled. While I wasn’t ready to completely give up photography, I knew it was time to shake things up again. The next era of following my passion was loading!

So, I took another chance. I gave up my home and left the country of my birth to go on a European adventure, intending to settle after a few months — but that journey turned into two years on the road.

(Those two years weren’t just about travel as they became an inner journey. I healed childhood trauma and learned how to regulate my nervous system — shifts that massively transformed how I showed up in every area of my life.)

During this time I trained as a subconscious rewiring coach, graduating with a toolkit of proven neuroscience-backed modalities that I have become obsessed with!

Did you know that working directly with the subconscious is the fastest and most effective way to create rapid and lasting change?

In the process I discovered my calling: To help others like me have the courage to face and release the things keeping them stuck so they can show up with confidence and authenticity and create the business and life they love.

I've read the self-help books, done the affirmations, created the vision boards, tried to push through using willpower and hard work, and even had therapy in my 20s. And while all these things helped, progress was slow.

Do you ever feel like you’re doing all the things but still feel stuck?

Transformation is not about endless pain-poking therapy or forcing positivity.  

Lasting change requires a holistic approach — one that includes working with the subconscious! And one that demands action is taken despite fear and doubt.

As Carrie fisher once said, “Stay afraid, but do it anyway. What’s important is the action. You don’t have to wait to be confident. Just do it and eventually the confidence will follow.” 

Are you ready to break free from the patterns keeping you stuck and finally step into the version of yourself who can create the business and life you love?

I've been in your shoes and I'm all set to take this journey with you. And one of the most powerful lessons that took me half a century to learn is that you don't have to do it alone... There's a reason you landed on this page. Go for it — your future self will thank you!