01/18/2026
There’s so much life I’ve lived in the past decade that I hardly know where to begin.
The old version of me would have eagerly listed all my accomplishments, trying to “connect” and “inspire,” while secretly hoping it would bring more business—obsessively watching for new followers and validation. That cycle quietly burned me out until it wasn’t quiet anymore, leaving me with a choice: surrender or suffer.
Over the last six months, I’ve devoted myself fully to nourishing my body and nervous system, restructuring my life, and building stronger boundaries and self-care practices. I was losing myself, disconnecting from what truly matters: my family.
My greatest accomplishment will always be my family. I started creating it when I was 24 years old. It’s been this past decade where I took some pretty hard blows that could’ve consumed me, if I let it. My strength to push through came from my kids. I tapped into them when I had nothing left of my own.
Knowing my kids can come to me anytime, no matter what—and that they do—fills me with a joy no professional milestone ever could because I have been carefully crafting a person they can count on.
Knowing my marriage was on the verge of failure for half of this decade but thrived instead ? That one was a huge plot twist! We’re stronger than ever and I’m so grateful ❤️
I do the work it takes to be the best example I can be, so my kids have a strong foundation to grow from. I show them that I am real, I am human, but I also model adaptability, agency, and choice. I am living proof that “if at first you don’t succeed, try, try again” really works—I never stay down.
It’s not glamorous work a lot of the time but it produces real results. The hugs, “I love you’s,” and the words I cherish most—“I’m so glad I have you”—light me up from the inside out far more than any professional recognition ever could.
I love all versions of me, I love my life.
I love every battle and every win.
I carry a lifetime of experience, but I LIVE for my family.
This next decade is going to be my best one yet, I’m already on my way.