Transformation is ongoing, and its artistry can't begin until you understand that concept. It is not a finish line, not a destination where all wounds heal and all demons vanish. I want to believe that I have fully transformed—that I am now the person living every dream, free from the weight of my past. But the truth is, transformation is never complete. It is a relentless process of falling and rising, breaking and rebuilding, confronting your demons, and learning to master them rather than letting them define you.

I know this because I’ve lived it. I survived cancer twice. I endured childhood abuse. And all of it—before the age of twenty. But survival was never the goal. Transformation was. I turned those trials into something greater: the power to break cycles, carve new paths, and drive lasting change—not just for myself, but for my daughter.

I carry the scars of battles most people never see, the weight of struggles that could have kept me shackled in fear, doubt, and silence. I know what it feels like to watch the world move forward while you stand frozen, burdened by secrets too painful to name. But I refused to stay there. I fought for my worth. I rebuilt myself from the ground up. And in doing so, I redefined success—not by the standards of the world, but on my own terms.

I’ve worked at the highest levels of Corporate America, battling imposter syndrome and walking into rooms where I was never meant to succeed. I presented ideas that weren’t supposed to gain traction, yet they did. Not because I was given permission, but because I refused to let limitations—mine or anyone else's—dictate my path. I didn’t just survive those spaces; I helped transform them to ensure others would never have to fight the same battles alone. Because transformation is not just about business—it’s about people. It’s about rewriting narratives, dismantling barriers, and unlocking potential where others see impossibility.

I know what it feels like to stand at the edge of the unknown, uncertain of what’s next. But I also know the power of stepping into it. That is what I do. I help individuals, teams, and organizations move from where they are to where they are meant to be.

Transformation is not just what I do—it is who I am.