about me
I wrote my first story at 10 — to save someone.
I haven’t stopped writing since.
Not for publication.
For survival.
For connection.
For truth.
THE STORY YOU’RE ACTUALLY HERE FOR
I Used to Write Stories No One Saw. Now I Teach Creatives How to Use Their Shame—Not Hide From It.
When I was 10, my friend was robbed of her phone—the cord left a angry red line around her neck. I wrote her a story where justice won, the robber was caught, and she got her phone back. Instead of comfort, she clutched her chest and said: “You gave me an arrhythmia. My heart hurts.”
I didn’t write again for years. My words had literally broken a heart. When I finally tried, imposter syndrome screamed: “Who are you to write anything?” Every story I started ended abruptly—like the characters themselves were ashamed to exist. Perfectionism became my armor: if I couldn’t write something healing, I wouldn’t write at all. Then I realized: my fear of “breaking” others was just my creativity, unleashed and untamed.
The fear that our work will hurt someone. Or worse—that it won’t matter at all.
I don’t write to be read.
I write to remember who I am.
That’s how I know what’s stopping you from finishing your book isn’t laziness.
It isn’t lack of talent.
It’s that somewhere along the way, your voice got tangled in fear, perfectionism, and pressure to prove something.
I’ve been there too — staring at half-done manuscripts, editing the same paragraph for days, convinced it needs to be “better” before I can let it live.
But the truth is: you don’t need to be perfect to be powerful.
Your story matters because it’s unfinished. And my work is to help you walk it to the end — not alone, not ashamed, and not in a panic.
Who I Am
I’m a creativity coach, emotional alchemist, and story-obsessed witch who believes in the sacred power of unfinished things.
I’m trained in Human Design, energy systems, and trauma-aware support. But more importantly? I know what it means to live in the in-between — the place where stories pause, dreams dim, and voices go quiet.
And I know how to help people come back from that silence.
What I Do
Through my flagship program, Finish Your Damn Book, I help perfectionist writers:
Why I Do It
Because someone out there needs your story the way my friend once needed mine.
Because your future agent can’t find a manuscript that doesn’t exist.
Because the world doesn’t need more perfect writers. It needs more finished ones.
If your book is whispering from inside a drawer — and your fear is louder than your voice right now — I want to invite you into a different kind of creative space.
Where the pressure drops.
Where your emotions are welcome.
And where your story gets to have a life.
I built this work for the writer I used to be.
I built it for you.
Curious to work together?
Quick Facts
🎧 Favorite Writing Ritual
Tea, candles, and writing to instrumental soundtracks like Max Richter or Nicholas Britell
📚 Current Obsession
Books about the creative process and dystopian novels that whisper big truths
✨ Super Power
Helping perfectionists stop abandoning their own voice
🌊 Most Me
Writing on emotional low tide, when the truth finally emerges