About Me

Her Money, Her Way started with a truth I couldn’t unhear:
Most women’s relationship with money isn’t broken because they don’t know enough — it’s broken because they’ve been taught to build it on someone else’s terms.

For years, I did what I thought was “right.” Corporate career. Six-figure salary. Investments in all the places they said to invest. From the outside, it looked good. Inside, it felt hollow. I had money, but I didn’t have meaning.

So in 2020, I walked away.

That leap wasn’t just about leaving a job — it was about reclaiming my life. I started helping women with their finances, but from the start, I knew something the industry often misses: spreadsheets alone don’t change lives.

Here’s what I’ve learned through my own journey and in working with women across all stages of wealth:

• What’s off in your bank account is usually mirroring something out of alignment inside.

• You can’t out-earn a scarcity mindset or a dysregulated nervous system.

• Sustainable change comes when you align who you are, what you believe, and how you choose to live.

When I integrated structure into my work — not rigid rules, but a safe, repeatable process— I watched my clients transform. They felt safer. Clearer. More powerful. And most importantly, they started taking action — not rushed or frantic, but grounded, consistent, and confident.

Becoming a mother sharpened my understanding of wealth even more. Slowing down with my daughter forced me to confront scarcity, let go of perfection, and trust a slower, deeper form of abundance. I learned that less can be liberation — if it’s aligned.

Now, I work with successful, growth-minded women who know they could be doing better with their money — and are ready to do it in a way that actually fits their truth. Through Her Money, Her Way, I guide them to:

• Regulate their nervous system so money feels safe.

• Build systems that work for their life, not just on paper.

• Make aligned financial decisions from clarity, not fear.

Because wealth isn’t about chasing more.
It’s about leading yourself — with confidence, with choice, and on your terms.