For over two decades, I lived in constant pursuit of the next certification, the next degree, the next professional development workshop or class that would finally make me feel like I am “enough.” Through discovering instinctive meditation, my journey has shifted from striving to savoring the present moment and all that life has to offer. I once turned to meditation to survive the hardest moments, now it’s how I open to joy, wonder, and awe. I’ve learned that healing isn’t about becoming someone new, but rather it’s about remembering who I already am. The deeper I listen, the more clearly I hear my purpose: I am here to Be Love. My dharma on this planet is to be a calm and steady presence in others’ lives, helping them discover their own inner peace.

So, who am I? I’m a forest-bathing, tree-hugging, dirt-worshiping, four-leaf clover-hunting, mountain-loving, shooting star-seeking, sunrise-chasing, cloud-watching, reiki-practicing, barefoot-in-the-grass, toes-in-the-ocean, hammock-obsessed, ecstatic-dancing, heavily meditated yogini, mother, teacher, and intuitive healer. I feel most at home in nature—swimming, kayaking, paddle boarding, hiking, camping, or simply lying in the grass, breathing with the trees, dissolving into the beauty of the moment. I am a perpetual student of life, always seeking new knowledge, new experiences, and new connections.

Every morning I wake with a deep sense of gratitude for another day, another breath, another chance to fully embrace every miraculous gift of being alive. Each day is truly a blessing!