Where Psychology Meets Soul: For the Visionary Woman Ready to Lead From Her True Self

If you’ve ever tried to change something in your life — your confidence, your relationships, your business, or that cycle of self-sabotage you can’t seem to break — you already know it’s not easy.

But here’s what most women don’t realize: it’s not a lack of willpower or discipline that keeps you looping.

It’s that you’re making the same mistakes I see ambitious women make over and over again in my coaching practice.

Once you see them, you can choose differently.
And that’s where self-trust com...

For years, I thought there was something wrong with me...

I was living a full life—successful career, beautiful friendships, travel under my belt—and yet unconsciously my sense of safety hinged on whether a man texted me back. If you’ve ever experienced anxious attachment, you know the feeling: panic, overthinking, and the belief that being alone is somehow the worst outcome of all.

In this video, I share my story of healing anxious attachment through Internal Family Systems (IFS). Here in the...

Why Self-Trust Matters

We all long to feel steady in our own skin—to know that no matter what life brings, we’ll have our own back. But self-trust isn’t something most of us were taught. In fact, we were often conditioned to second-guess ourselves, look for approval outside of us, and measure our worth by productivity or performance.

And yet, the ability to trust yourself is at the root of everything. Whether it’s trusting a slower pace during a quiet season, trusting yourself to choose ...

Forget rigid discipline or waiting for guarantees—learn how to rebuild self trust from the inside out, IFS-style.

I once spent 45 minutes pacing around my apartment trying to decide whether to text him back. Forty-five minutes. And it wasn’t even a good text. Just a boring, “Hey, how was your day?”—the kind of text my boxer dog, Morty, could’ve written with his paw. 🐾

But it wasn’t about the text. It was about trust. Somewhere along the way, I had stopped trusting myself. Or maybe the hard...