I didn't learn how to guide women into abundance just by relying on someone else’s theories. I learned it by living through scarcity and self-abandonment first.

I grew up in the Evangelical Midwest, married at eighteen, and raised four children while my partnership — and finances — crumbled.

After moving across the country, I spent thirteen years as a functional nutritional therapist, which is where I learned to trust the body's intelligence and to ask the questions most people are too polite to ask.

I went through a painful divorce. And I married my now-husband Jeff, creating a union that has profoundly shifted my orientations toward desire, worth, money, and sex.

Through conscious choice and dedicated self-investment over the years, I have found myself living in blissful overflow and confident ownership of my desires and purpose.