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Love that you are here in my corner of the world.

I started Beyond THAT Day in a hospital room with my then five-year-old as she fought and won her battle with Stage 3 bilateral Wilms tumor.

The question that stuck was:

What happens after all of it?

And the discovery is rewarding.

There is a day that changes the shape of your life.

Afterward, people may still call you strong. You may still show up, answer messages, make decisions, care for people, and keep going.

But inside, something quieter may be happening.


My Story

This is just a snippet of the journey we had.


Authorship

No, this isn’t writing a novel.

It’s allowing you to write the next chapter of your life without erasing what happened.

  1. SEE what happened
    Name the story you have been living inside.

  2. FEEL what it cost
    Tell the truth about what the story has asked you to carry, become, protect, or perform.

  3. CHOOSE what comes next
    Make one meaningful decision from the identity you are becoming.


Free Gift

I love giving.

When you subscribe, you’ll receive The In-Between Mirror, an interactive guided mirror that reflects your story back to you so you can find language for the emotion you are feeling.


Upgrading

Even more gifts, but these are to help you with self-discovery, grounding, journaling, and a way to experience just what I talk about in what I write.

You will receive a special link to Sunday morning coffee chats with me too.

Any observations, questions, and tough questions, bring them.

No one is forced to talk. You are welcome to just listen.


Your Invitation to Work With Me

If you want to be surrounded by others in a safe space to tell your story, I built a retreat around that.

First date: August 14–16, 2026 · Gulf Coast

Move from disconnected to clear.

By the end of Day 3, you will leave with your Identity Map: the story you’ve been living, what it cost you, and one clear next step for who you’re becoming.

Tell Me Your Story


Housekeeping Rules

Don’t edit your story because that doesn’t help you.

Maintain every bit of your story because erasing it takes pieces of you away.

A therapist can’t name your emotion or tell your story.

Your partner can’t either.

And neither can I.

If you have the courage to do so, click the subscribe button below.