I didn't always consider myself a high achiever, in fact I used to be a quitter.  I had to learn high performance habits the same way everyone does: by practicing. 

I knew I was meant to use my voice to help people somehow, I just didn't know what to do, where to start, or what that would even look like. I was sick of feeling drained all the time and wanted to stop shrinking. I was letting everyone else dictate what I did and how I felt. I was ready to be done with that. 

And then I started working with a coach, and my life changed for the better. I  ended a relationship that was draining me, I freed up space in my life to invest my time and energy in what fulfills me. 

I started with myself. I knew that if I wanted to become a leader, I needed to lead myself first. I changed my relationship to self-discipline. I used my physical practice as a way to practice pushing myself beyond what my mind thinks I am capable of. 

And now I spend my days helping you show up as yourself, inspiring you to see your limitless potential.