As women we often get bogged down by the weight of our roles, responsibilities, adversities, and even self-limiting beliefs. We try hard to remain “the strong one” but often fall into the confines and limitations of the boxes that society, generational cycles, and past situations have trapped us in. We lose sight of what drives, fuels, and replenishes us, causing us to become burnt out, overwhelmed and feeling unfulfilled.

I know because I’ve been there.

Somewhere between my dysfunctional upbringing, getting pregnant at 16, the depression, abuse, my son’s autism diagnosis and the infidelity, I lost sight of my purpose, dreams and self. My faith was non-existent, and my fears, doubts and self-limiting beliefs held me hostage and kept me emotionally absent from my family. But since I was the strong one, I thought I could pull myself though by myself. Committed to doing things differently but only leaning on God when I couldn’t see my way through, I made the intentional decision to fight myself for myself by no longer stuck but through my obstacles. 

So when miscarriage 1 of 10 hit in 2018 and I found myself in the cycle of grief again, I tried to do just that. It was in my darkest moments that I realized I could no longer rely on the crutch of “waiting on God” because He was waiting on me to move.

Today, I’m a certified intentional living coach and strategist, helping women of God make real life easier with intention. Equipping them with the tools to activate, align and achieve the purpose, goals and dreams that life tries to get us to abandon.