As a kid and early teenager I was obsessed with the esoteric, not that I knew that word back then. I would flick through the witchcraft books and bookshops, play out in the forest, climb trees, so often looking up at the sky and wondering ‘but what else is up there that I can't see?’ As I moved into my party years I kinda forgot all that stuff until my marriage ended pretty suddenly and with a fair amount of drama. At 28 years old I found myself separated and asking Google who else in their 20’s is divorced only to then reinvent themselves, feel fulfilled and create an incredible life. I stumbled across a few life coaches who fit the reference point I was searching for and quickly discovered this world of women creating their own ideal lives. 

And so the seed was planted.

Looking back I see how I’ve always been the one having deep conversations, supporting others and curious about how much better it can get. Maybe you can relate?

I’m all about integrity, heart-led leadership and more interested in the long lasting ripple effect.

In 2017 I did the Beautiful You Coaching Academy training and since then my business has evolved from holding sold out women’s circles, coaching clients 1:1, facilitating breathwork for thousands of humans across Aotearoa, Australia and beyond, teaching yin yoga, holding weekly holistic sessions at a private live in rehab retreat and holding online course. I’ve published books and been a finalist for multiple awards. And I feel like there's been a constant deepening of my craft.

My younger years I was aching to find my passion in life in a way that feels most true to me. From saving the entirety of my paper-run money for two years so I could pay for my flights to the Sunshine Coast at 13 to making beaded jewellery in selling it from the back row of class at 16 to going to Uni and studying Fashion Design at 18. I worked as a dresser backstage of runway shows, did some styling work, high fashion retail, switched to being onset in the film industry working on Outrageous Fortune, Spartacus and more. I tried my hand at a more stable income with various admin jobs which didn't light me up in the slightest. I found myself working at a large event management company and later leaving that to start my own event management business during the global financial crisis at 24 and newly married. We landed huge clients via word of mouth and it was a brilliant 3 or 4 years of creativity, wild hours, incredible memories (hello Mobys soundcheck at RnV before the gates opened to the public) and ultimately we closed our business when we separated. It's been a life of trying things, failing, trying new approaches and really growing my resilience. I’m so proud of my younger self for following my intuition and giving things a go. That ‘lets try it and see’ attitude is still strong.