Essential™ Feng Shui Practitioner Reinvention Life Coach©
Infinite Possibilities™ Trainer

Have you ever let yourself imagine a life where anything is possible?
Or, does that idea feel more like a dream than reality?

"Never give up on a dream just because of the time it will take to accomplish it. The time will pass anyway."
~ Earl Nightingale
The work I do is about moving forward in life by focusing on three key areas:
1. What we surround ourselves with in our homes and how we care for it.
2. The beliefs we hold about who we are and what we're capable of.
3. The language we use when talking about what's possible for us.
These might not seem groundbreaking, but they are.
Over time, most of us stop questioning whether or not we're really happy with our lives or settling for "good enough."
Who we are gets scattered in different directions, but focusing on this helps us call all the fragmented pieces of ourselves back home. No matter where you are in life, anything is possible if you believe it.
Many of our beliefs were shaped by the grownups in our lives—parents, teachers, and society. Few of us had the chance to choose for ourselves.
Those who resisted? They were labeled "troublemakers." It's funny how those same people are often called "innovators" now.
As adults, questioning everything is beautiful! It means you've turned off autopilot and are actively participating in your life. You're no longer living by what you should do or what others expect.
Will there be resistance? Sure. People prefer you the way you've always been—it's easier for them.
But this is about you.
Wouldn't it be freeing to tune out the noise and finally hear your own voice?
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I'm not suggesting shirking responsibilities (the kids still need picking up), but how much of your time is spent on what you should do versus what you truly want to do? There's room for both, but only if you believe your feelings matter.
Trust me, everyone in your life will benefit—even the ones who might give you grief along the way.

I don't believe trying to find your purpose will lead you to it.
It’s like trying too hard to make someone like you—awkward, unappealing, and almost guaranteed to fail.
I’ll save the full story for another time, but it took me 15 years to understand why my life had turned into such a mess. It all started with a trip to the ER, thinking I was having a heart attack. Thankfully, it wasn’t—but it was a wake-up call. Lying there under the harsh fluorescent lights, I decided that this was not going to be my life. I had no idea where to start, but I knew things had to change.
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That moment led me to ask some hard questions: How did I end up here? What did I really want? The answers were revealing: I had no plan, no goals, no clear sense of self, and no idea what I wanted in a partner. I dove into self-help books, positive psychology, metaphysics, and anything I could get my hands on. Morning rituals of meditating, journaling, and reading became my foundation—and they still are today.
I came to realize my life was the result of a limited mindset. Healing wasn’t about perfection; it was about growth. My curiosity led me to study Feng Shui, become a certified Life Coach, and an Infinite Possibilities Trainer. Each step reshaped my mindset and deepened my understanding of the connection between our thoughts and the lives we create.
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Today, my life is unrecognizable in the best way. I have a plan, clear goals, and a deep understanding of who I am. I don’t search for validation outside myself anymore. As a Mindset Coach, I’m passionate about guiding others through their transformation. I took the long, winding path to get here, but I’ve found the shortcut—and I love sharing it with those ready to rewrite their own stories.
"Success is not final, Failure is not fatal. It is the courage to continue that count."
~Winston Churchill