As a proud wife, mum to two beautiful children, and the owner of 2 successful businesses it is easy to think that life was always smooth sailing.

But that couldn't be further from the truth.

At 16, her parents divorced. At 17, she witnessed her ex-partner’s suicide. By 19, she hit rock bottom and made her own attempt to end it all. That was her wake-up call—if she wasn’t going to take her life, she had to start living for something more.

She began to turn her life around, but by 21, she found herself in a quarter-life crisis. She had followed the script society handed her—a good job, a steady boyfriend, and the white picket fence—but none of it felt meaningful. So, she blew up her life. She bought a Harley, became a haul truck operator in a coal mine, and even got a boob job (quarter-life crisis, right?). But a couple of years later, she realised that this wasn’t the answer either.

Feeling lost and stuck in a cycle of self-doubt, she questioned the point of it all. But this marked the beginning of something unexpected—her own human experiment. Over the next seven years, she dove deep into personal growth, challenging everything she thought she knew.

She learned that we only get one shot at life, and we have the power to consciously choose how we live it. She discovered how to make better decisions, create healthier behaviours, and thrive in the face of adversity.

After transforming her own life, she knew she wanted to help others move past disempowering emotions and generational trauma, allowing them to evolve into the 2.0 version of themselves.

In 2017, she became both a full-time firefighter and a qualified Life and Executive Coach—not because she was escaping the corporate grind like the typical coaching story. Her journey was much deeper, rawer, and intensely real. She had hit rock bottom with no help, no guidance, and no clear direction. After transforming her own life, she’s now committed to helping others do the same—offering support without judgment.