Increasing Your Income by Learning to Say No
Starting a business at any point in your life cycle can feel terrifying — especially when you’ve stitched your identity into the product itself. It’s confusing, because the world tells you to “brand yourself,” “use your face,” “share your story,” and “show up online.” Putting yourself out there in any capacity takes courage. So if […]
From Reactive to Regulated: The Skill That Changed My Divorce and My Business
When You Stop Being Reactive, You Take Your Power Back In divorce. In business. In who you become. I recently watched a video that put language to something I didn’t learn from a book, a coach, or a strategy session — but from lived experience. The message was simple, almost understated: When you stop being […]
He Told Me He Loved Me
He told me he loved me… and I laid on an ultrasound table as they told me my baby’s heart had stopped beating. I drove myself home. He told me he loved me… and I went to the hospital alone. I signed paperwork alone. I sat in waiting rooms alone. I carried fear in my […]
I Left An Addict: Here’s What No One Understands
Why I couldn’t go back—even after he got clean. It’s the question that follows women like a shadow after divorcing an addict. Why didn’t you know? If it was that bad, why didn’t you leave sooner? Why did you give him so many chances? Why not give him another chance now—he’s clean, isn’t he? Those […]
She Became Alpha
She was never meant to be this way. She was meant to be soft. Nurturing. Gentle. The kind of woman who leads with warmth, not armor. But life didn’t allow that version of her to stay unguarded. So she adapted. We live in a world that celebrates the boss. The woman who can say, “I […]
Staying After Divorce: How to Heal in the Space That Holds Your Story
How Do You Heal in the Same House Where Everything Happened? How do you heal when you’re still living in the same physical space where your life fell apart? Some mornings you wake up convinced you should sell everything and start fresh somewhere new — a place untouched by memories, expectations, or the weight of […]
How Starting a Business Quietly Prepared Me for Divorce
And why it might be preparing you too No one tells you this, but entrepreneurship and divorce have something in common: they both require a version of you that you haven’t met yet. We often think starting a business is just about products, customers, or making money. But the truth? Starting a business is a […]