When she first came to me, my client was a school teacher.   She was underpaid, overworked, and constantly told to be grateful for less . She wanted more— but didn’t know how to name it.   Sure, we could have focused on how to save money, budget better, or build deeper self-care routines.  But none of that would have touched what was really underneath.   What she needed was permission.   Permission to listen to her own voice. Permission to follow her intuition. Permission to

When women stop prioritizing pleasure, they start silencing themselves everywhere. It’s not just the bedroom that goes quiet—it’s their voice, ambition, and spark. Pleasure isn’t about sex; it’s about permission. When you deny desire, you deny power. In Yes, I Am Too Much™, we reconnect pleasure with purpose—because the moment you start saying yes to what lights you up, you stop negotiating with yourself and start coming alive.