I was staring at my bank account, doing the math for probably the hundredth time that week. I had enough savings to either play it safe for two years while I "figured things out," or I could do something that terrified and thrilled me in equal measure.

My entire life had just imploded. Marriage over. Career in question. The five-year plan I'd meticulously crafted? Completely irrelevant.

When Life Hits the Reset Button: You're Not Broken, You're Breaking Through

If you're reading this, chances are you're in one of those moments. You know the one I'm talking about – where you wake up and think "WTF is my life right now?" The confusion feels suffocating, the uncertainty is scary as hell, and you're wondering if you'll ever feel like yourself again.

I see you. I've been you.

I used to be that woman who lived six months in the future, always anticipating the worst-case scenario. When my marriage ended and my carefully constructed life crumbled around me, I found myself in the most uncomfortable place imaginable: the unknown. But here's what I discovered in that messy, terrifying space... sometimes you have to fall apart to find yourself.

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Finding Myself in Belize: The Day I Realized I Wasn't Alone in Starting Over

I wish someone had told me earlier: starting over isn't easy, and yes, it's messy. But sometimes, in the messiness, you find the most beautiful parts of yourself you never knew existed

Sometimes we get so caught up in life's current that we forget we have the power to step back, breathe, and begin again. My recent retreat in Ibiza reminded me of a truth I thought I knew but clearly needed to learn again: every reset is actually a level up, and trusting life's timing isn't just spiritual wisdom – it's practical magic.

Everyone talks about living their "dream life," but here's the uncomfortable truth: most of us don't even know what ours actually looks like. We're so busy chasing someone else's version of success that we've never stopped to ask ourselves what would actually make US feel alive.

In this post, I'm getting real about what a dream life truly means (spoiler: it's not what Instagram tells you), sharing the five questions that will help you discover YOUR authentic vision, and why even paradise has its messy moments.

While my friends were posting engagement photos and promotion announcements, I was googling 'how to restart your life' at 2 AM. If you're feeling 'behind' or 'off track,' here's what nobody tells you: your 20s and 30s are actually the BEST time to completely reinvent yourself. Lower stakes, higher rewards, and your brain is still incredibly adaptable. Your quarter-life reset isn't just possible—it's your birthright."

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What if the fear holding you back is the exact doorway to your dream life? In this blog, I’m sharing the raw truth about chasing dreams after breakdowns — and why it's never too late to begin again. Let this be the nudge you’ve been waiting for.

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"Just be confident" is the worst advice ever given to women.

After losing everything at 27 and rebuilding from scratch, I learned something the self-help industry doesn't want you to know:

Real confidence isn't about feeling amazing about yourself every day. It's not about "faking it till you make it" or pretending to be someone you're not.

You're Not Broken. You're Between Identities.

When my marriage ended, I didn't just lose a partner — I lost the version of me I had built around someone else. The one who smiled even when it hurt. The one who made herself smaller to keep the peace. That version of me died when my relationship did.

What came next wasn't clarity or sudden confidence. It was fog. Grief. Confusion.

She had everything she was supposed to want—yet none of it felt like hers. In this raw reflection, Amy shares why she walked away from the life she built to rediscover the one she was meant for. If you’ve ever whispered “I want more,” this is your permission slip.

What if your biggest, boldest dream is the one you're scared to say out loud? In this post, I share the brave decision that changed everything — and why you're more ready than you think to rewrite your life.

Not long ago, I was crying on the floor of my childhood bedroom wondering how my life had fallen apart so fast…