24/04/2026
I didnāt step into coaching knowing exactly who I wanted to be.
In fact, for a long time, I felt lost in it. I took courses, read the books, explored different coaching stylesā¦ but something never quite clicked. It all felt like I was trying to fit into something that wasnāt fully me.
Eventually, I stopped searching outside of myself and came back to what had truly carried me through my hardest moments: wellbeing.
I was warned it was ātoo saturated.ā That it would be hard to stand out. But I couldnāt bring myself to coach on something I hadnāt lived. Passion doesnāt come from theoryāit comes from experience.
So I followed what felt real.
Creative social wellbeing became my path. Writing. Walking. Playing badminton. Meeting new people. Building connections. Finding moments of light in the middle of heavy seasons. These werenāt just activitiesāthey were lifelines. They became part of my healing.
And still, even as I built this work, something was missing. There was a part of my story I wasnāt sharing.
The truth is, my journey into wellbeing didnāt start with a course or a qualification. It started with loss.
For a long time, I couldnāt speak about it. The trauma, the flashbacks, the impact on our family - it was overwhelming. And in many ways, it still is. Healing isnāt a straight line.
But that moment changed everything.
Itās the reason I understand, on a deep level, how important wellbeing truly is. Not as a trend. Not as a buzzword. But as a foundation. Something that holds you when everything else falls apart.
Thatās why I do this work.
Iām not just a life coach. Iām someone who has lived through pain, who continues to navigate healing, and who has found tools, practices, and community that help rebuild from the inside out.
My work is backed by learning, yesābut itās led by lived experience.
And if my story can help you feel less aloneā¦ if it can remind you that healing is possible, even in the darkest momentsā¦ then thatās why I share it.
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