I realized that many women of the BIPOC community, especially space holders like artists, visionaries, medicine women, healers, holistic service providers and more were lacking safe spaces in such a highly saturated industry. I was where you were; desiring more grounded approaches to spirituality, craving a soft space to land with the knowledge of de-colonial practice and honouring of ancestral roots. I thought, “If only there were more mentors/teachers that truly understood black, indigenous, women of colour world views, experiences, obstacles and intergenerational responsibility that we all carry, then maybe there would be more collective healing”. I felt that the coaching industry lacked safe spaces, so I become one.

Culture and ancestral ways have always been an important part of my life and heart work, it is weaved through the essence of my offerings. I began most of my work as a cultural ambassador but I knew I was meant for more. Throughout my 20’s I encountered powerful spiritual awakenings that led me on a journey around the world. During this time I navigated my own healing journey, visiting rock bottom more times than I liked to admit, where I learned how to dance with my darkness and light. I explored different healing modalities, attended ceremonies and received guidance from many teachers a long the way. It wasn’t until I found Yes Supply (a BIPOC founded coaching company) that I learned the power of the subconscious mind and how we can create powerful shifts in our life. I began making shifts in my own life and created my own heart-led coaching business, weaving powerful ancestral codes and world views into the transformation work. I feel like I have fully embraced my true self, my gifts and with it desire to bring impact to this world and future generations.