It All Started Back in 2015…

I had just graduated from nursing school and I was so excited about becoming a nurse. I always knew that I was meant to help people, and this career path seemed like the perfect fit for me at the time.

I could just picture it in my head:

I’d have a fulfilling job where I would feel like I was actually doing some good in the world. I would come home every day feeling PROUD of the work that I was doing. I would be able to connect on a deeper level with my patients and build strong relationships with those around me. I would be part of something bigger that filled the deep desire I have to really make a difference in this world

Fast forward to 2021, post-COVID, about six years into my nursing career… It never actually turned out how I had pictured it. Instead of what I envisioned, I was finding myself in the depths of total burnout. I wasn’t connecting with my patients because I spent so much time either behind a computer screen charting or being a glorified waitress with narcotics. 

I was the unhealthiest I had ever been whenever I was working in the hospital as a nurse. It got to the point where I looked in the mirror one day and said, “Something HAS to change.” So I feel like I had no other choice but to either find a different path in nursing OR get real with myself and consider quitting nursing altogether. Yikes.

It’s possible for you to create a life and business you LOVE.

I started my private practice before I even graduated from certification. I signed my first handful of paying clients right away. I filled my practice to the point where I was able to leave my full time job only 8 months after I launched my business. I created a six-figure practice after my first year and a multiple six-figure practice my second year. And most important of all… I was able to take a spacious maternity leave as a brand new mama without worrying about when I needed to be back at work, where money was going to come from, or having to report to some corporate healthcare big-wig who couldn’t care less about my actual wellbeing.

It’s been a dream to create and build a career that actually supports my life versus pursuing a career that drains the life out of me. And I've also really been honored to mentor new & established coaches to help them be LIGHTHOUSES for the people they are meant to help. I’ve been able to have a front row seat, watching these badass coaches build their practices in a heart-centered way, in a way that feels in alignment with who they are instead of just following the societal rules we’ve all been conditioned to follow. Not to mention, I kind of geek out on the operations/admin/tech side of business too - which most new coaches HATE!