Nurturing my own health hasn't come easy.
As a personal trainer, exercise therapist, and longevity coach, I’ve witnessed firsthand what happens when we don’t take care of our health. Entrepreneurship taught me a about drive—but it also taught me about depletion. I poured myself into helping my clients at large scale gym franchises in New York city, boutique gyms, virtual coaching, until I finally moved across the country and opened up my own movement studio in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
As my business grew in success and I helped hundreds of people lose weight, gain strength, and reduce pain and inflammation, I was quietly watching my own vitality slip away.
I realized I had no choice but to evolve… You can’t give to anything or anyone if your cup is completely empty.
Eventually, I realized something had to change. I couldn’t help any body until I first helped myself. So I devoted every waking moment to de-program a disassociated way of being. I began to biohack my health—to explore what true nourishment felt like. I removed my IUD, stopped drinking alcohol, got morning sunlight, dimmed my lights at night, and aligned my fasting with my hormonal cycle. I experimented with supplements—both oral and intramuscular—ran bloodwork, tested my hormones, and incorporated infrared therapy, PEMF, and even haptic suits. But it wasn’t just physical. I started meditating, journaling, and rethinking how I viewed myself—my purpose, my dreams, and my relationship to work. Slowly, my energy returned. My eyes lit up again. My skin glowed again.