For Women Who Carry a LotAnd RarelyGet to Put It Down

From Silicon Valley to a New Calling

My professional life began in Silicon Valley, where I worked in business and materials management during a rapidly changing period in the technology industry. Later, after raising my family and navigating major changes in my own life, I discovered network marketing in 1993. What began as a new direction grew into a career that let me develop as an entrepreneur, teacher, mentor, and leader.

More Important Than the Numbers Were the People

Over the years I built and served an organization of approximately 5,000 people. More important than the numbers were the people. I discovered how much I enjoyed helping others learn, grow in confidence, develop leadership skills, and realize they were capable of more than they believed.

What Fatigue Taught Me

I'm in my seventies, and I've lived with multiple sclerosis for more than 40 years. I understand the frustration of having things you want to do while struggling with fatigue and brain fog. I know how precious energy and clear thinking can be.

That's what made me a lifelong student of wellness. I've spent decades asking questions, researching nutrition, and learning about the factors that influence energy, clarity, stress, healthy aging, and how we function day to day.

An Unexpected Introduction

I wasn't looking for anything new when someone I respect shared a sound-based wellness technology with me.

What caught my attention was its approach: specially designed audio sessions delivered through a phone app, intended for relaxation, rest, and focus. No prior meditation experience required.

I'm exploring how it fits into my own routine — making more room for calm and rest while continuing to pursue the projects and relationships that matter to me.

Reinventing Again — Experience Meets Technology

I'm also reinventing again. I'm learning new technology, social media, attraction marketing, and artificial intelligence, because the way we communicate and build businesses has changed dramatically.

As someone who has always been more of an introvert, I never imagined I'd be willing to get in front of a camera. But wanting to help others gave me a reason to begin.

I believe experience and technology can be a powerful combination when they're used to genuinely serve people.

My Mission

To help as many people as I can feel better, make more room for rest, and see greater possibilities for their lives.

Whether someone comes to me looking for wellness information, encouragement, personal growth, or a way to create additional income and purpose, I want them to leave believing their next chapter can still be meaningful, productive, and exciting.