Welcome to the Blog
What if you've been committed to the struggle or committed to something that actually is not working for you anymore? It's likely become so much easier for you to be committed to the struggle that comes along with playing small because you've become used to it and maybe you're pretty good at it …
What If You've Actually Been Committed to the Struggle?

Closet Clean-Outs and Career Pivots: What the Sunk Cost Theory Is Really Costing You
You don’t have to burn it all down. You just need to stop clinging to what you’ve outgrown so you can finally reach for what is actually yours. That passion project? That dream business? That version of you who feels like she’s wearing the perfect jeans?
She’s already here.
Ready to clean out the closet and claim the career that fits?

All You Need Is a Match: The Unexpected Power Behind Coaching Chemistry
But when the right coach meets the right client?
It’s not 1 + 1 = 2.
It’s 1 + 1 = 11.
That’s the equation my client heard from Jessica Zweig, and honestly? It’s everything. That “11” is what happens when coaching isn't just about advice — it’s about alignment. When the energy clicks. When someone sees you fully and holds the match to your inner flame.

Don’t Quit Your Job While You’re Crying: Why Clarity Beats Chaos
Let’s be real: It’s so tempting to walk away when things feel heavy. But here’s the problem—if you don’t pause to process what’s happening, you carry all that unprocessed stuff right into what’s next.

The Unexpected Secret to Finishing Strong (Hint: It’s Not Willpower)
I used to hit mile 10 and want to quit—until I discovered the real secret to finishing strong isn’t willpower, but having something I’m truly excited about. Join me as I share how this simple shift helped me show up for myself in a whole new way.

Us Begins With "U"

What If "if it's not a hell yes, it's a no," Is Actually Keeping You Small?

Letting Go: My Journey As a Business Owner

What If You've Actually Been Committed to the Struggle?

What If You’re Actually Capable of Working Really Hard?

What If You Could Say, “I Am The Founder Of…?”

3 Lessons I Learned From Crying to my Husband About My Job Every Day
