Today I gave a five-minute talk at Friday Group at Fox Point Farms — a place I had previously only seen in my dreams. An agricommunity with farm animals, vegetable beds, open gathering spaces, a farmers market, locally made products, sustainable businesses. Nothing felt corporate or extractive. It felt intentional, collaborative, human. It felt like the future. We are living in a liminal time — especially in this space before the upcoming eclipse and the larger shifts unfolding collectively. Old systems are straining. Fear and scarcity narratives are loud. The structures that shaped business and success for decades are no longer sustainable. But something else is emerging. And it begins with awareness. In my talk, I shared something that has transformed the way I see my work as a strategic CPA. Our present financial situation is not random. It is the cumulative result of our beliefs, our thoughts, our decisions, and our actions. Financial statements are not just compliance doc...
The Next Renaissance Has Begun: Why Wise Women and Grandmothers Are the Ones Who Will Change the World
I am noticing that our greatest gifts are often surrounded and encapsulated in fear and pain. Trauma from our past makes us shut down. It stops our gifts from flowing. But what if every child were allowed to grow up free from trauma — so they could live the life they were meant for? What if we could heal our own trauma and unlock the gifts we were born to bring into the world? This is my path. This is what I am doing. I have a gift for the world. I am a Renaissance woman — a CPA, astrologer, communicator, writer and speaker, explorer of the mind and the world, entrepreneur, teacher, and coach. I help women live their best lives. And I am still learning to live my own. I have overcome wounding around money, relationships, and finding my voice. As a child, my voice was shut down. I became afraid to speak up, afraid to say no , just to be accepted. Speaking my truth is still hard for me. But the pain of staying silent has grown greater than the pain of using my voice. I can’t live in...