Thought Partner · Translator of the Invisible
Founder of The Invisible Dream Project

My Story

I've always spoken the language of the unseen, of ideas not yet formed, of truths that live beneath the noise.

As a child, my imagination was too big for the rooms I was in. I could sense what was possible, but I wasn't shown how to make it matter.

No one told me who to be, but no one helped me see her either.

So I adapted.

I became capable. Self-reliant. A master of roles.

I built a life that looked strong on the outside but felt hollow on the inside.

I became a mirror for other people's expectations, not a reflection of my own truth.

In a world that rewarded performance over presence, I disappeared piece by piece.

Until I couldn't anymore.

I didn't leave to reinvent myself. I left to reclaim myself.

I began rebuilding from the invisible: the knowing that had never left, the voice that had never really gone silent, only buried.

And as I did, I realized something.

I wasn't alone in this.

There were so many women just like me, creative, capable, deeply intuitive, who had spent years doing what made sense, but never what felt fully true.

Women who were never mirrored, so they learned to suppress their voice and shape themselves around what was expected.

Women who buried their dreams to belong.

Women who were ready to remember who they were before they collapsed.

They didn't need another strategy. They needed a mirror.

A space where their voice could finally land without judgment. Where what they felt wasn't wrong. Where who they were didn't need to shrink to make sense.

That's why I built The Invisible Dream Project.