I know what it’s like to live a life that looks like success—and no longer feels like yours.

Not because you failed.
Because you did everything right.
And still, something in you whispered: This isn’t it.

At 28, I was managing global events with a successful life on paper—and I was quietly unraveling inside.

A cancer diagnosis cracked everything open. I left the marriage, the title, the country—not to escape, but to return to myself.

For over two decades, I held senior leadership roles, including as the head of a private single family office. My world was curated, respected, successful. But the real work began behind the scenes: reclaiming truth over performance, inner knowing over image.

Now, I work privately with women who’ve hit that same invisible threshold.
Philanthropists, founders, and executives whose lives look extraordinary—while privately coming undone.

They’re not asking for reinvention.
They’re asking for a pause. A mirror. A place to let the old self fall away without needing to explain why.

This isn’t life coaching.
It’s truth work.
And it begins in the quiet collapse—the moment you stop pretending the old life still fits.