If affirmations actually worked, your mirror would have fixed your life by now. “I am enough.” “I am powerful.” “I am confident.”   Cute. But let’s be honest—those mantras aren’t what change your life. They don’t dissolve the resentment sitting in your chest at 2am. They don’t bring back the spark in your relationship. They don’t give you the courage to walk into your boss’s office and finally ask for the raise.   What does? Embodied action. And that’s what I see, over and o

Most women aren’t stuck because they lack motivation—they’re stuck because they’re depleted, disconnected, and carrying quiet resentment. And change doesn’t happen by thinking harder or manifesting more. It happens through embodied action, supported in the right container. I’ve watched women reclaim clarity, confidence, boundaries, intimacy, and direction in just weeks when they step into spaces designed for real transformation. This October, you don’t have to keep circling.

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By 23, I had three psychology degrees, top internships, and offers from the FBI, Homeland Security, and NYPD—yet I ended up working for a man I despised, burning out under the weight of others’ opinions. Quitting without a plan cracked me open. Now, I help women remember who they are so they stop shrinking for careers, relationships, or lives that drain them. That’s the pulse of Yes, I Am Too Much™: reclaiming pleasure, power, and purpose.

A few minutes before Harper arrived, I was still bargaining with the universe. Lying strapped to an operating table, my husband getting into scrubs, my midwife not yet in the room, I remember whisper‑prayers in my head.

This is my story on how I practiced what I preach and learned to be confidently, ME.