Begin Your Next Chapter in Rhythm
This is not a journey toward more — it’s a return to what’s essential.
Together, we’ll move beyond the pursuit of balance and into a rhythm that honors your deepest values, your lived wisdom, and the season you’re in.
My work is an invitation to move from performance to presence — from productivity to purpose. Each offering is a living expression of the same question: What becomes possible when you lead from coherence, not exhaustion?
My work invites you to design a life — and leadership — that feels true, sustainable, and fully alive.
If you’re ready for deeper guidance, I offer:
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Intimate group circles like The Women Don’t Retire Roundtable
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Private 1:1 partnerships for visionaries and founders
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Custom workshops and retreats for organizations or collectives
Each experience is a space for reflection, restoration, and realignment — not performance.
Nothing is more powerful than community to change, get motivated and be inspired.
Frequently Asked Questions
I work primarily with women of color — leaders, educators, healers, and entrepreneurs — who are in seasons of transition or reinvention.
Many have spent years in service to others and are now ready to reconnect with purpose, power, and peace on their own terms.
My current offerings include The Roundtable — a 4-week circle for reflection and renewal — and 1:1 strategy and alignment sessions for those seeking personalized guidance.
Seasonal retreats, workshops, and collective programs open throughout the year
Yes. Through Fiber of Life LLC, I design custom workshops, facilitation experiences, and strategy sessions for mission-driven teams and organizations exploring restorative leadership, wellness, and culture alignment.
The best place to start is with a conversation.
From there, we can discern which offering or rhythm of work best supports your current season.
Each Roundtable is an intimate, guided circle — a space for reflection, storytelling, and honest conversation.
We begin with grounding, explore a central theme connected to Women Don’t Retire, and close with a journaling or reflection practice.
There’s no performance or hierarchy — only presence and shared wisdom
Come as you are.
You might want to bring a journal, something to sip, and a quiet space to listen and reflect.
Many participants find it helpful to read the opening chapters of Women Don’t Retire before the first session, but it’s not required.
Your only preparation is willingness — to slow down, to listen, and to be present.
To honor the privacy and intimacy of the circle, Roundtable sessions are not recorded.
This allows everyone to share and listen freely, without concern about replay.
You’ll receive weekly reflection prompts and resources to help you deepen your learning between sessions.
