I am enchanted by women, especially women of color, who reclaim and embody their True Self to live high every day. That’s my daily ambition.

Yet, many things cross our paths, like chronic over-functioning or performing instead of being, that disconnects us from self—rooted in fear, conditioning, and distortion.

Often, though, something pivotal happens: True Self starts stirring. My work restores remembrance. Rather than surface motivation, I urge and offer a return to origin.

My work emerged from a seven-year inner wilderness sparked by a misaligned marriage. It was a season that stripped me down to what was false and initiated my return to what was true. During that time, story became both my refuge and my revelation. I wrote A Most Useful Betrothal by imagining how a biblical woman, Abygael, awakened her buried wisdom and reclaimed her peace. What began as fiction ultimately revealed my life’s calling.

Drawing on my lived experience as a preacher’s kid, a Southern Black Baptist, a journalism and MBA student at a predominantly white institution, a former corporate marketing and communications executive, and a woman who has navigated identity fracture and spiritual reclamation, I now help women shed inherited falsities, reconnect deeply with themselves, awaken goddessness, embody divine feminine energy, and live on 10—their highest, most liberated expression of life.

Through True Self Society, I offer weekly essays, live video conversations, community gatherings such as The Ascension Circle, and collaborative spaces designed to guide women out of identity shrinkage and into spiritual authority.

I blend sacred storytelling, spiritual truth-telling, and practical integration into a pathway of ascension. I don’t teach women how to become someone new. I guide them back to who they were before the world edited them, back home to yourself without apology.

I also support literary and sisterhood communities as a Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective donor and as a member of the Women’s Fiction Writers Association, Black Authors Association, Georgia Writers Association, and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

Let me send you letters.

Every Sunday, I send out letters from my heart sharing the stuff I’m exploring and honest talk about getting to and living on 10. I hope you’ll see yourself in my words even if our life experience is very different.

When you sign up, I’ll send you the Return ebook with gentle journal prompts to help you reconnect to yourself on the days you feel scattered (I use these often!) In future letters you’ll get access to scholarship opportunities + course discount codes too.