About Me
The Ache of Almost Enough
“If I could just lose 10 pounds… then I’d finally be happy.”
That thought echoed in my mind from the age of ten into my late twenties—like a quiet obsession. A promise of freedom that always felt just out of reach.
But it didn’t stop at weight.
“If I could just land that high-paying job…”
“If he would just choose me and love me…”
“If I could just achieve more…”
I lived in a constant state of almost enough, chasing approval, achievement, and affection, believing one more checkbox would finally silence the war within.
But even when I reached what I thought I wanted, confidence never came. Instead, I drowned in shame, crossing my own values just to maintain my image and hide the deep-rooted insecurity underneath.
Though I was raised in a Christian Orthodox home, I didn’t know God intimately until I had nothing left to cling to. No title. No relationship. No distraction loud enough to numb the ache.
The Well That Never Runs Dry
That’s when the quiet, relentless whisper of a God who had never stopped pursuing me finally broke through. In that sacred breaking, He led me to a well I had overlooked my entire life—the true source of insight, healing, and identity: God Himself.
In His presence, I finally saw myself clearly, not through the broken lens of the world, but through the unwavering love of my Creator.
Through God’s love, I began reclaiming my identity. I immersed myself in mindset reframing, values-based living, and cognitive behavioral work and emotional healing—tools that are now central to my coaching practice.
I now nourish my body, not to shrink it, but to honor it.
I no longer chase love. I choose to embody it.
I set boundaries, not from fear, but from wholeness.
I pursue purpose, not to prove my worth, but to live a calling far greater than myself.
I’m now a certified Life and Mindset Coach, trained by the Jay Shetty Certification School and accredited by the Association for Coaching. I’ve combined my personal transformation with powerful, proven tools to help others reclaim their own.
If you’re ready to stop striving and start living from the well of who you truly are, your journey begins here.
