Most people see my smile and assume I’ve always been this confident.

But the truth? That smile has carried me through a lot.

I spent years putting everyone else’s needs ahead of my own—quieting my voice, shrinking my needs, trying to get it “right” for everyone around me. I was the one who held it all together. The one who made sure others felt safe, seen, and supported…while quietly carrying the weight of self-doubt.

Opening my first salon wasn’t just a business move—it was an act of self-trust. I didn’t know what I was doing, but I knew I couldn’t keep living in a way that left me invisible to myself. So I got into action… one call, one step at a time—and the answers started to present themselves.

And that decision, my friend, became a turning point.

I poured everything into that space: not just my skills, but my heart, my intuition, and my belief that beauty starts from within. What began as a career in styling became a mission: to help women feel like themselves again, inside and out. And most of all, to help myself… so I could help others.

There were days I felt like I was failing. But deep down, I knew there had to be another way to live—one that didn’t involve so much second-guessing or sacrificing myself just to keep everyone and everything else afloat.

That knowing and my journey led me into coaching.

Because I realized that so many accomplished women—just like me—are carrying silent pressure to hold it all together, look the part, and keep everyone else comfortable…while quietly unraveling on the inside.

Today, I help those women come back home to themselves.

Not by adding more to their plates, but by peeling back the pressure, the perfectionism, and the old patterns that no longer serve them. I guide them to align their inner beauty with their outer presence, trust their voice, and finally feel steady in their skin again.

If you’ve ever found yourself overthinking, over-giving, or underestimating your worth—I see you. I’ve been there. And I can help you rise.

Because you don’t have to become someone else to get to the next level.

You just have to remember who you are at your core… and trust her enough to lead.