A Childhood of Constant Change

Before my sophomore year of high school I had moved across state lines seven times. Every new school meant starting over, finding my place in the cafeteria, memorizing locker combinations, and hoping someone would say hello. My parents divorced in the middle of all that uprooting, so home felt even more uncertain. I hated never knowing where I belonged and missed the consistency my friends took for granted. Looking back I see those restless years gave me adaptability and the confidence to walk into any room and make meaningful connections.

Forced to Grow Up Fast

At 17, I moved out on my own and became financially responsible for myself. I remember juggling graduating high school and stepping into full financial responsibility. I taught myself how to pay bills, files taxes, and even apply for financial aid.  I was able to put myself through college and earn a degree on a cocktail of scholarships, loans, working multiple jobs and grit.  After college I was sick of being a broke betch and decided to go into a sales career so I could escape paycheck to paycheck life.

Corporate Success, Internal Chaos

When I started in that sales role I put six figures on a pedestal, believing that once I hit it every problem would vanish. I hustled for three years and finally manifested the money, only to look up and wonder why it didn’t feel like the victory I’d imagined. My money story had been work hard, spend, repeat and suddenly I realized something was missing. I began to ask myself what else there was to wealth and which parts of the money game I still hadn’t learned.

My Money Mindset Makeover

I dove headfirst into two worlds: strategic wealth-building tactics and subconscious reprogramming. I devoured every investing book, then spent nights untangling scarcity beliefs and “broke girl” stories in my own mind. I learned that making more money was only half the battle. The real victory was using that money to free up my days, choose my path, and design a life rooted in both abundance and autonomy. I was no longer chasing more for money’s sake; I finally understood the true value of the dollar—freedom.

I WILL RETIRE A MILLIONAIRE WITHOUT INVESTING ANOTHER DOLLAR

Debt Free & Future Focused

I paid off $70K of debt and shed a decade of stress. I swapped fear and scarcity for strategy and confidence. I went from maxed out credit cards to maxed out retirement accounts, and I built a multi–six–figure net worth. Now logging into my bank app brings calm instead of panic. More than any balance, that journey gave me purpose. I created the coaching experience I wish I’d had during those years , to guide other women from financial chaos to financial confidence.