Lead Boldly for Impact. Live Intentionally for Purpose.

Bold leadership isn’t about performance; it’s about presence and real impact.
Intentional living isn’t passive; it’s purpose in motion.
Both require courage, clarity, and a willingness to lead from within.

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I know this not just from what I teach, but from how I live.

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As a woman of color, I know what it feels like to be minimized, overlooked, and questioned, not because of my abilities, but because my skin color didn’t match the assumptions tied to the title I held. The doubt wasn’t about competence; it was rooted in bias.

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Sometimes the message was subtle. Other times, it was unmistakably clear: Your voice doesn’t belong here. Or worse: You can’t possibly be the person I spoke to on the phone. And then there were moments when my voice was appropriated, invited only when others lacked the courage to say what they saw, heard, or felt. I was asked to speak truth to power, not because my voice was always valued, but because the room needed a truth-teller. I showed up. And yes, it made a difference. But it also came at a cost.

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It happened more often than I care to admit. A potential client would call, we’d schedule an appointment, and when they arrived, I’d be met with confusion: “Who are you?” As if someone who looked like me couldn’t possibly hold the position I did.

 

And ​When candid feedback was requested and I delivered it, I’d sometimes be met with, “Do you think your insight is a bit too aggressive?” These were the moments that left me questioning: Should I keep assimilating? Or should I lean into what I’ve always been in my personal life, REAL, cushioned with care and compassion?

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Over time, I chose the latter. I learned to reclaim my voice, and to use it as a source of power, clarity, and truth. Now, I help others do the same.

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Empathy is the heart of my work.
You may not share my exact experience, but chances are, you know what it feels like to be overlooked, dismissed, silenced, or second-guessed. That’s where we begin, by honoring your truth, uncovering your voice, and helping you lead with authenticity and purpose.

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Standing in your truth often comes at a cost, and I’ve felt that cost firsthand.
I’ve endured losses, both personal and professional, that I now consider wins because they made space for deeper alignment. I’ve been misunderstood, dismissed, and underestimated. And yet, I refuse to trade presence for performance.

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I’ve chosen to lead boldly, not because I have it all figured out, but because I refuse to lead in fear.

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Throughout my career as a clinical therapist, executive director, nonprofit leader, and coach, I’ve helped hundreds of people from all walks of life rediscover their voice, reconnect to their values, and step fully into the leader they were always meant to be.

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This work isn’t just what I do, it’s who I am.

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As your coach, I won’t simply help you refine your leadership skills. I’ll walk alongside you as you unlearn what no longer serves you, embrace your strengths, and develop the clarity and confidence to lead from within.

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Because when you honor your voice, especially in spaces where it’s been silenced, you don’t just transform your leadership. You transform your life.