Her Money, Her Way began with a single question I couldn’t ignore:

What if my financial life actually reflected my truth?

For years, I followed the expected path—corporate career, financial stability, external success. But inside, I felt the growing ache of misalignment. I had money, but I didn’t have meaning. I knew I was meant for more—not just income, but more purpose. So in 2020, I walked away.

That leap wasn’t just about entrepreneurship. It was about reclaiming myself. I began helping other women do the same—through financial coaching.

In the early stages of my business, I understood the importance of balancing the practical with the internal. I taught both, believed in both—but I couldn’t shake this feeling: that the traditional teachings around money were missing something essential. The long-held rules—about how your finances should look, how much you should save, what investments you must have—felt rigid, even hollow. They didn’t seem to honor the full truth of people’s lives. Especially for women, it felt like there had to be more. More nuance. More heart. More space for what was actually real.

As I continued to do this work—and live it—I began to see just how deeply our financial realities mirror our inner world. What feels “off” in our bank account is often echoing what’s out of sync inside. The deeper truth I’ve come to know is this: sustainable financial change doesn’t come from better spreadsheets alone. It comes from coherence—when your inner world and your outer desires are in alignment. That’s when the practical tools begin to work, not out of obligation, but because they’re serving something true.

That alignment can be uncomfortable. It can challenge what you thought you wanted. It may look different than the path others expect you to follow. But it’s real. And it’s worth building a life around.

Becoming a mother brought this home for me. Slowing down to be with my daughter meant confronting scarcity, surrendering perfection, and learning to trust a quieter form of wealth—the kind rooted in presence, sufficiency, and choice. It showed me that sometimes, less isn’t lack. It’s liberation.

Today, my work helps women bridge the practical and the personal—because real change happens when those two align. I guide clients through strategy, yes—but even more, I help them listen inward. Together, we uncover where money might be mirroring internal misalignments. We bring coherence to what they value, believe, and choose. Because true confidence—and real wealth—comes when who you are and how you live are no longer in conflict.

Through Her Money, Her Way, I offer a different approach to financial coaching—one grounded in truth, clarity, and confidence. It’s not always about chasing more, unless that of course. It’s about knowing what’s yours to build—and having the courage to build it.