I never set out to write a self-help book or speak to rooms full of women about identity, worth, and resilience. All I wanted was to make up stories about imaginary people and worlds. But when a debilitating illness unraveled my body and sense of self, that dream I had clung to slipped away.

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In the quiet that followed, I had to start over. Piece by piece, I began mapping my way back to my core—drawing from faith, psychology, and the stories of transformation I encountered along the way. What I discovered is this: our worth isn’t tied to productivity or titles. It’s rooted in who we already are—creative, resilient, and whole.

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Now, my work is an invitation to others who find themselves in that same lost place. I walk alongside women as they shed the weight of external expectations and step into a life marked by authentic peace and contentment. At my heart, I’m an encourager—I see the spark in others, even when they’ve forgotten it themselves.​

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When I’m not writing or teaching, you’ll find me on my little homestead, soaking up the small joys that keep me grounded. Most days, that looks like laughing at the antics of my five baby goats—and remembering that joy is just as essential to resilience as grit.

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