Meet The Founder

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As a child, life felt simple, even without running water, toilets, or electricity. But that simplicity changed the day my family decided to migrate to the USA. I was 14, and suddenly everything I knew became uncertain as we faced a journey full of challenges I had never imagined.

We started in our small village and traveled to Tijuana, waiting at the US-Mexico border, each sibling crossing one by one. When it was my turn, my mother said I’d be accompanied by my older brother for safety. Yet, during the crossing, we got separated. I ended up in the hands of strangers—men who were supposed to keep me safe, and I had to fight them to protect myself.

When I finally arrived at my destination, the home seemed beautiful at first. But soon, sexual abuse became unavoidable, and I had to fight for my safety almost every night. I was in a new country, struggling with a new language, and constantly trying to survive. By 18, I had my first child and entered a loveless marriage, which ended in divorce. Over the years, I had four more children, experienced two more divorces, and faced life as a single mother working as a waitress. Life felt overwhelming, heavy, and endless.

At my lowest point, something shifted. Sitting in despair, I heard a speaker say: “If I want to be free, I’ve got to be me. And if I want to be me, I’ve got to be free.” In that moment, I realized I had lost myself somewhere along the way.

At that moment, I felt a spark—like a small door opening inside me. For the first time, I realized that if I wanted life to feel lighter, I needed to look inward and face the truths I had been avoiding. I understood that the weight I carried wasn’t just from circumstances—it was from the beliefs I had formed about myself along the way.

I began writing my life down, questioning every choice, every experience. I uncovered the childhood assumptions I had formed—beliefs like “I am unworthy,” “I don’t belong,” “I am not enough.” These assumptions had shaped how I saw myself and the world. When triggered, they caused what I call “what just happened” moments—sudden confusion, disorientation, and emotional imbalance.

By identifying my triggers, I could see that I wasn’t lost in life—I was lost in unresolved emotions and false beliefs created long ago. The more I explored, the lighter I felt. And the lighter I felt, the more I could accomplish. Life began to feel easier.

This journey is about recognizing and transforming the hidden assumptions you’ve carried since childhood. By breaking your emotions into smaller, understandable pieces and noticing your triggers, you can release the beliefs that no longer serve you, find clarity and freedom, and regain a sense of balance. As you do, life becomes lighter, your connections deepen, and new possibilities—joy, love, and fulfillment—begin to unfold.