I grew up feeling alone, misunderstood, and never truly taken care of. While my mother loved me deeply, her struggles with mental health and addiction created a childhood that often felt unstable. I spent years wondering why my father chose not to be part of my life. Those experiences shaped me in ways I wouldn’t fully understand until much later.

I married young, became a mother of three, and dedicated myself to building businesses to break the cycle of poverty I was born into. I helped lead multi-million-dollar restaurants, worked long days, and poured everything I had into creating a different life for my children.

From the outside, I looked successful. On the inside, I was barely surviving.

Then one day, I met with a tarot reader who gave me something I hadn’t felt in a long time: Hope.

That experience became the catalyst for a profound spiritual awakening. As I leaned into that journey, my intuitive gifts became impossible to ignore, and I slowly began remembering the power that had always lived within me.

That path eventually led me to make one of the hardest decisions of my life: leaving my 14-year marriage, rebuilding my life from the ground up, and ultimately creating Finding Fire.

My healing didn’t happen in isolation. It happened while raising three kids, leading successful restaurants, driving to wrestling practice, figuring out what to make for dinner, and learning how to trust myself through it all.

Along the way, I immersed myself in tarot, Reiki, the Akashic Records, coaching, quantum healing, meditation, breathwork, and nervous system work. Those practices became the tools that supported my own healing and now serve as the foundation of how I guide others.

And the truth is… I’m still becoming.

I don’t believe transformation is something we ever finish. As I write these words, I’m still healing, still growing, and still choosing myself.

That’s why I do this work.

Not because I have all the answers, but because I know what it’s like to lose yourself… and how powerful it is to find your way back.