Pain into Power

I became a coach because I know what it feels like to lose your sense of self.

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As a scholar-athlete, I had endless doors of opportunity in front of me. I was a Class 1 soccer state champion, a speed demon on the basketball court, and a five-time state qualifier in track and cross-country. On paper, I was thriving. But inside, I was battling a belief system that told me I wasn’t enough, I wasn’t worthy, and I wasn’t loved — no matter how much I achieved.

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By my mid-20s, I had dropped out of college three times, lost my identity, and disconnected from my family and friends. I was in a toxic relationship, living out of my car, and wondering how I got there.

That rock-bottom moment was my turning point. Coaching found me when I needed it most — and it gave me the tools to turn my pain into power.

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Now, I’m a badass coach on a mission — empowering today’s youth to rewrite their story, own their worth, and build belief systems stronger than ever. I help them ditch self-doubt, rise as confident leaders, and walk boldly into their future knowing exactly who they are.

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And here’s the truth: mistakes will happen. That’s life. But it’s in those moments — the hard ones — where the real growth begins. It’s not about avoiding failure, it’s about being ready for it. My coaching gives teens the tools to face hardships with confidence, to keep going when it gets tough, and to never let their mistakes define or break them.