My life experiences have shaped me for this moment — to name what I am devoted to in this lifetime. I am devoted to service rooted in radical honesty, authenticity, integrity, love, humility, and embodiment. I am here to help women stop outsourcing their truth and relearn how to trust themselves — in their body, their decisions, and their life. I know what it feels like to feel small, empty, disconnected, and lost. I’ve lived through trauma. I’ve worn masks. I’ve moved through survival patterns. I’ve abandoned myself — and learned how to return. Through lived experience, I’ve learned how to meet painful life lessons not as punishments, but as answers to my prayers — invitations to grow, to heal, and to close the gap between survival and aliveness. I vow to walk this path with integrity. To live what I speak. To slow down when it would be easier to perform. To tell the truth, even when it’s inconvenient, uncomfortable, or messy. I vow to stay rooted in presence — not chasing certainty, not forcing clarity, but listening deeply to what is actually here. I vow to guide from embodiment, not image. From nervous system safety, not urgency. From truth, not performance. I vow to hold space for women who are ready to come back to themselves — not to fix them, not to tell them who to be, but to walk beside them as they relearn how to trust their own inner knowing. I guide from lived experience — from the masks I’ve shed, the patterns I’ve dismantled, and the ongoing practice of choosing myself with honesty and compassion. I do not promise quick fixes. I do not promise certainty. I promise integrity. I promise depth. I promise to meet women where they are — and to hold space for who they are becoming. This devotion is the foundation of everything I create. Every offering. Every container. Every space I lead.

Before I was an achiever junkie when I was living in Seattle, pouring 10-14 hours daily into my consulting job. I got high on feeling productive. I thrived in filling up free time with exercise, hiking in nature, spending time with my boyfriend, etc. My underlying belief was that devoting more time and energy into my external environment would lead me to discovering my purpose in life. But, the deeper I dove into all those facets, the more unfulfilled and unhappy I felt…. Crisis I decided to visit a friend who took a leave of absence from our company. Her courage to let go of the things that gave her a sense of security mesmerized me. That weekend changed my life completely. I arrived with an insatiable curiosity to learn more about my friend’s new way of life. She shared her wisdom on how programming works through the information we consume, like the news which is controlled by the powers at play. And how the content and message is intentionally designed to make us stay in a fearful state, limiting us to actualize our full potential in life. I was speechless. Deep down I felt this earth shattering truth. And that was just the tip of the iceberg. A tip that was the catalytic spark for my desire to deconstruct my human conditioning. And rebuild myself from the ground up into the person that I felt like I was meant to be. So, I opened up to contemplation. I become aware of how all of my beliefs had been programmed by my my family, friends, school, movies, music, podcasts, books. Everything. Unwrapping the layers of my human conditioning like a child with a birthday present. I was both fascinated and terrified to dive into the unknown, but I felt I had no choice. This was the way… Chase I turned to podcasts to learn about spirituality, signed up for a course to learn how to meditate, practiced mindfulness, and began journaling how I wanted my life to look like. I felt like I was learning how to walk for the first time. I was transforming from the inside out. I fell in love with the process of getting to know myself. The depth of love and connection that I felt with my heart was undeniable.