I Built This From the Inside Out.
I grew up inside a set of generational beliefs that had very specific ideas about what women were allowed to want, how they were allowed to speak, and how much space they were permitted to occupy. I absorbed rules I never agreed to.
I went through divorce. I spent years in professional roles that slowly, quietly dimmed something in me because I am an unconventional thinker and unconventional thinkers make certain rooms deeply uncomfortable. I learned to make myself smaller before I walked in.
I was a mother figuring out who she was outside of being a mother. I built something significant, watched it fall completely apart, and rebuilt. Not just the work. Myself.
I built The Reclamation Collective because I needed it and because nobody gave me a structured, supported, science-backed container to do this work in. I had to figure it out the hard way.
You do not have to.
My differentiator is not technique. It is the ability to see who you are becoming before you can see it yourself.