For as long as I can remember, I’ve been chasing a dream that felt almost impossible—first as a performer, now as a coach. If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably felt the pull of something bigger too. Maybe you’ve been striving for recognition, trying to balance the roles life has handed you, or feeling like you’re constantly falling short despite your best efforts. I’ve been there.

I started singing as a child, enchanted by the magic of performance, but it wasn’t until I saw Phantom of the Opera live at 13 that I knew this was more than just a hobby. It was my passion. And while I still perform today, the stage is just one part of who I am. Like you, I’ve had to juggle multiple roles—performer, professional, mother—navigating both the spotlight and the day-to-day realities of life. It’s been a journey filled with both triumphs and doubts. Sound familiar?

I’ve faced the highs of success and the lows of self-doubt, always asking myself: Am I doing enough? Am I enough? These questions are part of the human experience, especially for women striving to fulfill multiple roles and expectations. It took me years to realize that true confidence doesn’t come from accolades or titles—it comes from within, from clarity and understanding your worth, no matter what stage you’re on.