If you met me today, you’d see a woman anchored in peace — calm, confident, and deeply devoted to helping others live the same way. But it wasn’t always like this.

Before Perseverance with POISE™ ever existed, I was a nurse who gave everything to her work.

I poured endlessly into patients giving care, compassion, and comfort to everyone who needed it. But somewhere along the way, work stopped being what I did and became who I was.

My career quietly became my identity.

As the demands grew, my peace faded. My family’s laughter grew quieter.

My marriage became a cycle of exhaustion and distance.

I told myself I was doing it all for them, but deep down

I knew I was drifting away from everything that truly mattered.

On the outside, I was thriving. Inside, I was empty.

I had mastered caring for others, but I had forgotten how to care for myself.

Then came the moment that changed everything.

I was hospitalized with Atrial Fibrillation, my heart literally out of rhythm, mirroring the pace of my life. Every test came back normal, but nothing about my life was.

That was my wake-up call.

It wasn’t just my body that needed healing — it was my boundaries, my peace, my marriage, and my faith.

That hospital bed became sacred ground — the place where I finally said it out loud:

“I’m burned out.”

And for the first time, I stopped performing strength and started pursuing peace.

Through prayer, surrender, and intentional discipline, I began rebuilding not just my body, but my life.

I found stillness in surrender, strength in softness, and God in the quiet spaces

I had been too busy to meet Him.

That transformation birthed Perseverance with POISE™

a movement for women nurses ready to rise from burnout into balance.

Through my signature POISE™ Framework

Purpose, Ownership, Identity, Strength, and Evolve

I teach women nurses how to master their time, energy, and

confidence so they can live with peace, purpose, and poise.

Today, as a Certified Coach, wife, mother, and founder of Perseverance with POISE™,

I guide women nurses into who they were always meant to become

grounded, graceful, and guided by purpose.

Because burnout doesn’t end your story; it awakens it.

It’s not a breakdown, it’s an invitation. A call to rise with peace leading the way.

You don’t have to keep holding it all together while quietly falling apart.

You can rise again — stronger, softer, and anchored in grace.

Welcome home.