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.

ChatGPT said: For years, I lived in the chokehold of “not enough.” No matter how much I achieved, it was never enough. Until one day, I realized I’d been worshiping at the altar of almost. Almost powerful. Almost free. Almost me. That day, I decided—enough isn’t a finish line; it’s the baseline. You don’t get unstuck by proving yourself. You get unstuck by refusing to negotiate your worth another second.

For generations, women were told wanting more makes us greedy. The truth? Money isn’t the enemy—it’s freedom, permission, and power. When we settle for “just enough,” we silence the part of us built for overflow. Money Without Apology: From Survival Mode to Overflow is your free guide to releasing scarcity and claiming unapologetic abundance—in your bank account, relationships, and life.

Blaming them kept me stuck. Owning my response set me free. Because when my response is my responsibility, I don’t have to wait for anyone else to change before I do.

The irony of being a coach and teaching and preaching empowerment to women in their midlife.

The story of how I ended my engagement weeks before walking down the aisle even when it felt scary, but I knew it was the RIGHT decision for me.

We know our best friends’ birth charts, exes, attachment styles, and therapist names. But we don’t know how much they make. What they...