I know what it’s like to live a life that looks like success and no longer feels like yours.

Not because you failed.
Because you did everything right.
And still, something in you whispered: This isn’t it.

At 28, I was managing global events with a successful life on paper, and I was quietly unraveling inside.

A cancer diagnosis cracked everything open. I left the marriage, the title, the country — not to escape, but to return to myself.

For over two decades, I held senior leadership roles, including as the head of a private single family office. My world was curated, respected, successful. But the real work began behind the scenes: reclaiming truth over performance, inner knowing over image.

Now, I work privately with women who’ve hit that same invisible threshold.
Philanthropists, founders, and executives whose lives look extraordinary, while privately coming undone.

They’re not asking for reinvention.
They’re asking for a pause. A mirror. A place to let the old self fall away without needing to explain why.

This isn’t life coaching.
It’s truth work.
And it begins in the quiet collapse: the moment you stop pretending the old life still fits.