and this is why I do what I do...

I’ve vacationed with a King, who was a prince at the time.
I’ve lived in million-dollar homes and been homeless.
I’ve traveled to, or lived in the South of France, Paris, Italy, England, Jordan, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Switzerland, Canada, Austria, Greece, Germany, and the Virgin Islands.

I was a C student in high school, then dropped out of OSU.

I bought my first investment property at 21 years old.
I was married and divorced by the time I was 25.
I finished my bachelor’s degree at U.C, while working three jobs, and raising my daughter.

I’m a mom to an amazing young woman, an NYU graduate, and one of the kindest people I know.

I was engaged two more times—calling off one wedding a week before the big day.

I’ve had a successful career in business.
I’ve helped launch some of the biggest brands in the world.

And I checked myself into a recovery center for codependency eight years ago, which I now fondly refer to as “camp”.

Why am I telling you this now?

Because we are in an incredible time of change and I’ve learned these last few years that when I lead with my story of recovery, its polarizing—it leaves people at a loss for words. Even the people I love the most.

And I want to change this.

Why? Because if we continue to judge and/or ignore the destructive nature of codependency, it will continue to steal the lives we were born to live – much less get in the way of healthy relationships, strong families, our health, and the kind of work that brings us to life and serves others in incredible ways.

If there's ever been a time, it's now.

I realize my words aren’t going to resonate with everyone, but here’s who they typically resonate with…

Women.
Successful women who feel stuck…
Successful women, who watch shame get in their way every day...
Successful women who’ve experienced life, have a family and/or career…
Women who want more, but feel guilty for it…
Women who realize time’s running out, and it’s not about another job, more money, or a new relationship…
Women who can feel an adventure calling them forward, but are scared to death to step into it.

Women who know this is their time.

If this is you, be the woman who trusts herself first.

Your clarity is closer than you think. Let’s unlock it—together.