From the moment I began my career as a nurse, I knew I had a calling to help people heal. Day after day, I would meet patients facing some of the most challenging moments of their lives, and I saw how much a kind word, a listening ear, or a small gesture of care could transform their outlook. It wasn’t just about the medication or the treatments, it was about the human connection. But I realized that healing often needed to extend beyond the hospital's walls.

That’s when I found my passion for coaching. I began to see patterns; people felt stuck, overwhelmed, or lost, even after their physical health had improved. They needed a guide to help them see the potential in their lives, to ignite a sense of purpose, and to help them break through the limitations they had placed on themselves. I wanted to be that guide. So, I stepped into the role of a life coach, using the same compassion and empathy that served me well as a nurse but in a new way that could help people thrive in every aspect of their lives.