About

I was a hairdresser and nail tech, hustling in the heart of London—working long hours with aching feet and frozen fingers from early-morning commutes in the bitter cold. I worked hard, smiled at clients, and kept showing up every day, but inside, I wanted out. I knew I was built for more. Entrepreneurship tugged at me for years, calling me to something greater. But so did my limitations—I didn’t know how to communicate clearly, I lacked confidence, and I feared being seen. Still, despite all of that, the vision never left.

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Then I became a mother, and everything shifted. Suddenly, I had two little boys watching my every move, depending on me, and I felt torn—between being fully present in my motherhood and building the purposeful life I felt called to. Entrepreneurship lived in me long before I had language for it, but so did doubt. I questioned my ability to lead. I didn’t think I had what it took to build something lasting or meaningful.

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And while the world didn’t believe in me—I was just a stay-at-home mum—I knew, deep down, that season was a gift. Being home with my children wasn’t a limitation; it was part of the dream. It felt like freedom. But even in the joy of motherhood, I felt the pull. I wanted to make money for total freedom—to live the luxury mum lifestyle I had always dreamed of. Not just to experience comfort, but to walk in abundance. I wanted the ability to invest in my children’s future, to build something that didn’t cap my impact or income, something that aligned with my values and vision.

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So I made a decision. Not loud. But firm. I said to myself: I’m not choosing between raising children and building a legacy. I’m doing both. I had two little boys, no free time, and a heart full of vision. There was no one handing me a blueprint or telling me exactly how to do it. But I had faith. I believed. And I invested in myself heavily—through courses, books, mentorship, and events. I committed. I trusted. And I allowed the Father in Heaven to lead me through every step of the journey.

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I launched a brand from home. I created digital products with no team—just a laptop, a whiteboard, and a fire in me that wouldn’t go out. I wrote books during the in-between moments. I prayed over every idea, every offer, every income goal—while folding laundry and raising toddlers. I made it work—intentionally. I built with systems, with morning routines, and with the guidance of the Spirit. I built while tired. I built while doubting. I built while being stretched in every direction—but I never stopped.

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And then, things started to shift. I grew in clarity. I found my voice. I learned how to communicate powerfully. I mastered digital business—not as someone trying to escape motherhood, but as a faith-led woman, wife, and mother who embraced it. Now, I lead multiple brands. I raise kidpreneurs. I create wealth without apology. 

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But here’s what I want you to know: you don’t have to choose. You’re not too much. You’re not behind. You don’t need to shrink your vision to fit into broken systems that were never built for you.

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And I’m helping women like you do the same. Because having purpose, children, and profit is not too much. It’s exactly what you were made for. Like the Proverbs 31 woman, you are built for strength and softness, strategy and surrender, faith and fruitfulness.

So don’t shrink your vision. Don’t conform to models that don’t reflect who you are. Design your own. Build boldly. Raise lions. Raise kidpreneurs. Leave a legacy that speaks louder than your title.

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This is a movement. And I’m here to walk it with you. Because if I did it from my living room—with faith, fire, and a baby on my hip—you can too.

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Join me. Let’s rewrite the story of motherhood and leadership—together.