About Me
Hi, I’m Kat.
Today, I run a business that feels spacious, sustainable, and deeply aligned with the life I actually want to live.
But I didn't build it that way the first time.
For years, I believed success had to be earned through sacrifice. The harder I worked, the more worthy I felt. So I built a business that looked successful from the outside... while quietly costing me far more than I was willing to admit.
I said yes when I meant no.
I overrode my intuition in the name of responsibility.
I measured my worth by how much I could produce.
And somewhere along the way, I stopped recognizing myself in the business I'd built.
That's the moment I now help other women navigate.
Not because I read about it in a book.
But because I've lived it.
I thought the problem was my strategy.
Looking back, I can see it was much deeper than that.
The way I was building my business was being shaped by beliefs I'd been carrying for years.
Beliefs about success, worthiness, and what I had to sacrifice in order to make a difference.
But because the stories you believe shape the decisions you make.
The decisions you make shape the business you build.
And the business you build shapes the life you get to live.
My business reflected those beliefs perfectly.
It grew.
But so did the pressure…
The longer I stayed successful on the outside, the further I drifted from myself on the inside.
Eventually, I realized something that changed everything.
The business wasn't what needed rebuilding.
The story beneath it was.
That realization became the foundation of everything I do today. Not because changing your mindset magically changes your life.
Long before I built a business...
I was learning what I believed success, love, and belonging would require of me.
I didn't realize those beliefs would quietly shape the way I built my business... or that one day I'd have to question every single one of them.
I didn't wake up one day believing success had to cost me everything.
That belief was years in the making.
I grew up learning that love, safety, and belonging weren't things you simply received... they were things you earned.
Without realizing it, I became incredibly good at reading the room, adapting, achieving, and becoming who I thought I needed to be.
FROM THE OUTSIDE, IT LOOKED LIKE RESILIENCE.
FROM THE INSIDE, IT MEANT I SLOWLY LOST TOUCH WITH MYSELF.
By my early teens, that disconnection had become impossible to ignore.
I was self-harming, searching for validation in all the wrong places, and quietly carrying the belief that if I could just be enough, do enough, or achieve enough... maybe I'd finally feel worthy.
I didn't know it then, but those same beliefs would follow me into adulthood. Into my relationships.
And eventually... into my business.
FOR YEARS, I KEPT CHASING A LIFE THAT LOOKED RIGHT ON PAPER.
I studied law. I moved across the world. I fell in love.
I built a life that, from the outside, looked like everything I'd hoped for.
But no matter how much my circumstances changed... The patterns didn't.
I was still chasing achievement. Still searching for external validation. Still believing that success required me to sacrifice parts of myself.
Then something unexpected happened.
I found yoga.
What began as movement slowly became a way back to myself.
For the first time, I wasn't trying to become someone different.
I was remembering the woman I'd been before I learned she wasn't enough.
That journey eventually led me into coaching, subconscious work, and entrepreneurship.
THE BUSINESS THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING
That was the season astrology found me.
Not as a prediction tool.
As a mirror.
FINDING MY WAY BACK
For the first time, I could see why I'd built my business the way I had.
I could see the gifts I'd been overlooking.
The patterns I'd been repeating.
The work I was actually here to do.
With the guidance of my mentor, astrology gave language to what I'd been feeling for years.
Subconscious work helped me change it.
Business strategy helped me build from it.
And slowly...
My business began reflecting the woman I'd become instead of the woman who'd built it.
When I started my business, I genuinely wanted to make a difference.
I built a successful coaching practice helping women navigate some of the biggest transitions of their lives.
Together, we worked through burnout, identity shifts, and the moments that asked them to become someone new.
The work was changing lives.
From the outside, my business looked successful.
Inside, I felt disconnected from it.
I questioned my niche, I rewrote my offers, I wondered if I was simply meant to do something different.
BUT SOMEWHERE ALONG THE WAY…
I STARTED TO LOSE MYSELF AGAIN.
I THOUGHT I HAD A BUSINESS PROBLEM.
LOOKING BACK, I CAN SEE I HAD SOMETHING MUCH DEEPER.
I had rebuilt the same patterns I'd spent years trying to heal.
I was still measuring my worth by what I could produce. Still believing I had to carry everything myself. Still confusing sacrifice with purpose.
No amount of strategy was ever going to solve that.
BECAUSE THE PROBLEM WASN’T MY BUSINESS.
IT WAS THE STORY I WAS BUILDING IT FROM.
Around that same time, life forced me to stop.
I found myself publicly criticized by people in my local community, and it shook me more deeply than I expected.
For a while, I questioned everything.
My work.
My voice.
Whether I was even meant to keep going.
Looking back now, I can see that season wasn't there to break me. It was asking me to rebuild... differently.
The Work I Do Now
Today, I help women navigate that same crossroads.
I believe your business can become one of the places you come home to yourself.
The moment when the business they've built no longer reflects the woman leading it.
Together, we use astrology to understand your blueprint.
Subconscious work to uncover the stories shaping your decisions.
And practical business strategy to build something that finally feels like yours.
Because I don't believe success should cost you your peace.
This is what I know now…
You don't have to keep building from a version of yourself you've already outgrown.
The woman who built your business got you here.
The woman you've become will decide where it goes next.
And if you're ready to build from her...
I'd be honoured to walk alongside you.