About 

You’re probably here because you want to learn more about me and what I’m building. Before I share the highlights, there’s something I want you to know: the work you see now is years in the making. None of it happened overnight. Change—especially the kind you may be here to find—rarely feels comfortable. But it is within reach.

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I won’t pretend changing my life was graceful. It came with emotional growing pains. I felt every stretch, pull, and moment of resistance. At sixteen, I was homeless on the streets of Vancouver, living with constant worry while navigating ADHD without the tools or support to manage it. There were times when overwhelm and anxiety made even getting out of bed feel hard. What made things easier was putting my story into words. It made me see that vulnerability could create a positive impact beyond myself.

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Your story is often where others begin. Any movement forward counts. Each choice made in that direction matters and that practice, repeated over time, is what got me here. Today, I am a nurse, author, and advocate doing purposeful work that bridges healthcare and human transformation. For more than a decade, I’ve supported people in their most vulnerable moments, both inside and outside the hospital. Through that work, I discovered what now anchors everything I do: my signature REAL Success™ Framework. It  invites others to lead with purpose, evolve through change, and live fulfilled.​

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Writing began as a private outlet during some of the hardest seasons of my life, a way to process what I couldn’t yet understand. Those pages became a way to turn pain into meaning and vulnerability into light. Beyond my writing, I continue to advocate for humanity across the systems we live and work within, encouraging others to reconnect with their purpose and turn their own light outward into the world.

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I’ve learned many of these lessons the hard way, so you don’t have to. My goal is to share the tools and language that help you see you don’t need to become anyone else to build the life you want. No perfect plan. No extreme approaches. Just you—choosing to move forward, even when it feels heavy. Resilience has always been part of your path; It’s what reveals the hope you thought you’d lost, and reminds you that you’re capable of finding it again. It’s a way back to yourself. 

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I hope you use what you find here, share your journey, and pass it forward as you make the changes you want to see in your life.

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Always in your corner,