You’ve only got one life.

It’s time to live it your way.

Whether your dream is to hit the road and travel, or start your own business, or just ditch the career you spent two decades building and try something new and exciting – I’m here to tell you that…

It can be done

It should be done

You have what it takes to do it

Wondering why I’m so into lifestyle freedom?

I’ve gotta be honest. Compared to most people on the planet I’ve lived a privileged life.

Sure, we didn’t have any money when I was growing up. I was well into my teens before I owned a brand-name t-shirt that wasn’t handed down to me by my older (cooler, richer) cousin.

But looking at the bigger picture, I’ve got nothing to complain about.

I’ve never battled an addiction, struggled for acceptance from my family, or lived below the poverty line.

If I’m honest, things have mostly come easily for me. 

So when I found myself in my late thirties, crying in the bathroom and resenting the well-paid, high profile job I couldn’t believe I was lucky enough to have, I did what many of us do:

I tried to convince myself that my misery wasn’t real

It wasn’t logical to be unsatisfied, when I had what so many other people would kill for.

It didn’t make sense to feel miserable when I was so fortunate.

I knew I should have been happy, so I tried to make myself feel happy.

But I waited waaaay too long to do something about it

I mean, I told myself it was normal to feel a 50lb knot of dread drop down into the pit of my stomach the second I crossed the threshold of my workplace.

And that everyone had days (or weeks) when they literally couldn’t drag themselves out of bed to go into work.

It was only when I started getting anxiety attacks, dodging phone calls from my friends and ordering in Dominos delivery 5 nights a week just so I wouldn’t have to face the heart-thumping stress of speaking to another human that I realised there was something seriously wrong.

That was the last straw

(I mean…Dominos pizza? C’mon, younger me. Really?)

So I threw away that great-on-paper job at the age of 39 and set off with a backpack to travel the globe and find that special something I was meant to bring to the world.

These days, life is 12,000 times sweeter.

> I travel around the world, stopping in whatever city or country I like for as long as I like

> I get to help smart, soul-searching women who are feeling unfulfilled find their special something and unleash it onto the world

> But the best thing? I’ve figured out a way to help other women start living the meaningful and purposeful life they’re craving about 100 times faster than it took me to get there.