I couldn’t wait to grow up as a kid because childhood was hard. At 7 years old, my father died, just two weeks after my younger sister was born. Left to raise myself while my mother navigated loss and mental illness, I felt trapped and alone. We didn’t have much money, moved houses often, and I was often the new kid at school – a role I hated so much I would often eat lunch alone in bathroom stalls.

I found refuge in fiction novels. I spent countless nights escaping into fantastical stories like Harry Potter. Those pages gave me hope for a world where magic, adventure, and belonging were possible.

If I wasn’t lost in fantasy novels, I was pouring over textbooks. I stayed up late memorizing textbooks word-for-word, driven by a relentless need to be the best. If I wasn’t the best, then I was a failure.

At 17, I moved to New York City and earned a degree in finance and economics from NYU. By 21, I was the Vice President and right hand to a CEO on Wall Street, earning six figures. On paper, I was living the dream, but internally my unresolved wounds and the pressure of perfectionism began to take a toll.

I always wanted to grow up because I thought adulthood meant freedom. I believed success would bring the fulfillment I craved. But despite all my achievements, I felt empty.

That’s when I learned: Freedom isn’t a destination. It isn’t something you earn. Freedom is a state of being—created and cultivated from within. No amount of money, achievements, clothing, lovers, compliments, likes, followers, drinks, drugs, or distractions can fill a void that only self-love and care can heal.

The corporate world wasn’t for me—I wasn’t here to climb a ladder, I was meant to use my voice, my story, and my heart to help others. Leaving behind the security of a six-figure job was terrifying, but I had a song to sing—and I refused to let it die inside me.

I started taking risks and following my heart, especially when it didn’t make “sense” on paper. I learned to ask for help. I worked with master plant teachers. I built three successful businesses. I now lead retreats and events all over the world. I have guided hundreds of leaders through transformational coaching and psychedelic experiences. I witness miracles everyday.

I know you’ve got your own story filled with plot twists, heartbreaks, and challenges. That’s the human experience—joy and pain, triumph and tragedy.

But I also know this: Your spirit craves freedom and purpose. You’re here to leave behind a legacy of joy, awe, and a life fully lived. You are meant to leave this world better than you found it. To be bold, to dare greatly, and to have yourself an epic adventure.

Your story is waiting to be written, your song to be sung. You don’t want to look back and wonder, ‘What if?’ That’s why I’ve spent the last decade helping visionaries like you close the gap between where you are and where you’re meant to be.

Today, I feel freer every day—and now, it’s your turn.

Are you ready to say yes to the call and step into your greatest potential?