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Elevate Your Existence

My objective is to guide individuals to live a Peak Life—a state where focus and passion drives every decision, and clarity fuels every step.

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My Personal Journey

I’ve hit rock bottom, and I’m not afraid to say it. By 18, I was addicted to pot, had a child, and dropped out of three high schools across two countries. People saw me as a failure—including my parents and a lawyer neighbor who had been my mentor, but cut ties, she was ashamed to know me. But deep down, I fought back. I told myself it was temporary, that this wasn’t my end. At 20, I moved to Chicago with my boyfriend, thinking it would be a fresh start. It wasn’t. His addictions worsened;  we now had every imaginable drug at our fingertips. That’s when I decided to end my addiction. I dropped the boyfriend and began taking it one day at a time. I was better, but still lost. I was broke, struggling, and humiliated when my daughter’s teacher gave her a winter coat because we couldn’t afford one. That sting of shame hit deep—people pitied me, and that was my wake-up call. I went back to school, studied film and TV production. By 26, I had turned my life around, even winning an Emmy. But success without the right mindset was fleeting, and I had to face the fact that external achievements couldn’t fill the void.​

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A few years later, I moved to Manhattan to be with a man I believed was my best friend, my life partner. In those early years, I loved living in the city, immersing myself in a community outreach job with Columbia University, where I felt deeply connected to the city's people and neighborhoods. Then, I got pregnant and quit my job just days before giving birth. For 15 years, I gave everything to my family and to him. We built what looked like the perfect life—friends envied our closeness, how we were always together, always beautiful. But it was all a lie. When his betrayal came to light, it wasn’t just heartbreak—it was annihilation. I had fought so hard to be there, to build a life worth living. I had clawed my way out of addiction, poverty, toxic relationships. I thought I was resilient, unbreakable. But with one ruthless act, he showed me I was disposable. Through his actions, he let me know that I was no one. The shame of that revelation, the realization that I had been nothing but a means to an end, froze me to the core. How could I have been so blind? I couldn’t let go. I clung to the fantasy of our perfect life, even as it crumbled around me, dedicating yet a few more years to him.

"By 2021, I was ready to reclaim my life. I launched a podcast, inviting my partner to host, with big plans to turn it into a video series—my return to video production. I joined a group coaching program and managed a dance school, where I was also a student, meeting fascinating people and working on projects across two continents. For the first time, I felt it: it’s my turn. I was excited, full of momentum. But then, just as things started to look up, another crisis hit. I froze, panicked. But this time, the fear and confusion faded quicker. I didn’t let it break me—I sought help. That decision, which once felt like weakness, became my turning point. I dove into traditional therapy, hypnotherapy, transgenerational work, group coaching—everything I could."

And then I made my dream come true; I became a life coach.

Additional Information

Born in sunny California and partly raised in culturally exuberant Mexico, I have been blessed to call some of the world’s most dynamic cities—New York, Chicago, London, Amsterdam, and Bern—my home. These diverse experiences have not only expanded my worldview but have also ignited my passion for empowering individuals across the globe.

 

As a certified Mindvalley Coach with special training in Positive Intelligence, I am at the cutting edge of coaching, utilizing exclusive resources that keep me ahead in this ever-evolving industry. My mission is to unlock potential, guiding my clients toward their ultimate prize—peak living and possibilities beyond their imagination.

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