A free, 10-day audio experience

Just you, your body, and a slower way back to yourself.

For most of my life, I believed the answers I searched for lived somewhere outside of me - who was I to know better than this person or that person...

I asked for other people's opinions, looked for guidance, searched for reassurance that I was doing things the “right” way, hired the mentors, chased after this certification and that certification, all without realizing I was giving my power away.

Now I’m not saying getting certifications and hiring the mentors is wrong or always giving your power away, but for me it was. It was how I went about it and in the way that I felt about how everyone else could help me - the parts of me that clung to the words they shared of how they could help me.... and I got lost in it.

I stopped listening to myself.

I began trusting other people’s certainty more than my own inner knowing. I acted as if my voice didn’t matter and someone else knew better than me on how to live my life, lead my work, and move through growth.

Acts of Devotion was born because I reached a point where I could no longer live that way.

This is me choosing to trust myself again, in real time. Not after I’ve figured it all out or once I feel perfectly confident or clear, but while I am walking in it.

And let me tell you this feels s t r e a t c h y AF right now.

The vulnerability I feel to share that I am just winging it over here in hopes it will all work out.

Trust me - I’m not someone who has her shit all figured out, who’s walking on sunshine and rainbows...and when people comment that it ‘must be nice’ to take these vacations or live how we live...I’ll tell you right now, you can too.

You just have to get past your own excuses that you can’t, that somehow you are different and it would never work out for you.

Well guess what….it will if you decide that it can.

So this is me living that outloud here.

I'm showing myself that I already know what I need.

That I was created with wisdom in my body and made exactly as I was meant to be. That devotion to myself isn’t something I indulge in here or there.

NO - this is holy and sacred work to be done each and everyday from the moment I wake up until my head hits the pillow.

And for years, I noticed a pattern in my life and leadership where I would move into a season of expansion. I’d show up fully and share my work, my voice, and my ideas. I’d feel alive and expressed.

And then I would pull back.

Sometimes I’d just go quiet because my nervous system felt fried
or I'd go on vacation and the momentum would stop.

Sometimes I’d shrink what I was offering or give my work away instead of standing behind it.

And for a long time, I made this mean something was wrong with me, that I wasn’t consistent enough, I’d never make it, I couldn’t be trusted with my own leadership and I needed more discipline.

But what I see now is that my body was asking to integrate, to embody what I was learning instead of running to the next thing right away. To sit in the now.

Acts of Devotion is rooted in this realization, in what happens when we stop forcing ourselves through growth and start listening to how the body actually moves through expansion, visibility, rest, and becoming.

For ten days, I’ll be sharing short voice notes with you.

These aren’t going to be polished teachings or masterclasses. This is going to be something completely different than I haven't done before.

You’re going to get the kinds of things I would say to a close friend or inside a deeply intimate coaching space. The thoughts that come to me while walking, resting, or standing at the edge of another stretch.

This is a pull-back-the-curtain experience.

You’ll hear me name what’s actually happening as growth stretches me and my body asks for space. I’ll speak to the rhythms I keep discovering - showing up fully and then needing to rest. Wanting consistency and realizing my capacity has shifted. Feeling the pull to share and noticing the moment my body hesitates.

We’ll touch on how visibility and rest move together. Why consistency can feel harder when things are actually going well. How the nervous system shapes leadership in ways we don’t often name. And what changes when you stop forcing momentum and start honoring what’s already there.

At its core, Acts of Devotion is an invitation to let your body lead.

To notice the rhythms and sensations of your body.

To stop outsourcing your knowing.
To come back into relationship with yourself.

This is me walking alongside you in the pattern as it unfolds. Naming it. Staying with it. Letting it be seen.

This is Acts of Devotion. I’d love to have you inside!