I didn’t learn how to lead, heal, or hold others from a book.

I learned it by walking through my own becoming.

For years, I moved through the world carrying expectations, titles, and responsibilities placed on me overnight. I did what so many of us do: I pushed, performed, worked twice as hard, and tried to prove I belonged.

But beneath all of that, something quieter was calling me.

A whisper asking me to slow down.

A longing to feel rooted in my own truth.

A remembering of the woman I had always been.

The journey back to myself wasn’t linear or easy. It was foggy, tender, challenging, and transformative. But it’s the path that taught me everything I now bring into my work, not just the strategies or the experience, but the love, the compassion, the sense of possibility, and the belief that our lives can expand in ways we’ve never been told to imagine.

And I want to help other women of color come home to themselves, too. Gently, powerfully, and without apology.

For the last seventeen years, I’ve led in the nonprofit sector from operations and programs to multimillion-dollar budgets, system-building, organizational culture, and DEIB transformation. I co-founded Your Truth At Work, a WOC-led consulting agency dedicated to dismantling oppressive workplace structures and honoring the healing of marginalized communities.

But more than anything, I create spaces, sacred, intentional, loving spaces, where women and gender-expansive people of color feel seen, held, and reminded of their innate possibility.

Spaces where your voice matters. Where your story is honored. Where your wisdom leads.