I was born in Las Vegas to two teenagers just 19 years old, and my childhood was anything but steady. I grew up bouncing back and forth, navigating a challenging upbringing that meant moving through 5 different high schools across 3 states. By 18, I had packed up and moved across the country on my own to chase a dream and build a different future.

For 18 years, that dream was basketball. As a collegiate athlete, I learned discipline, leadership, and resilience, but I also learned how easy it is to lose yourself when your identity is tied to performance. The title of “athlete” became my entire worth, and when that chapter ended, I was left feeling empty, disconnected, and unworthy.

That breaking point cracked me open. It forced me to face myself and start questioning everything I had been taught about who I was: the beliefs, the patterns, the generational conditioning, and the societal scripts that said I wasn’t enough. Slowly, I began rewriting my story, one rooted not in achievement, but in truth, self-love, and inherent worth.

Earning my degree in sociology expanded this awakening. It gave me language for what I’d already felt in my bones: that society shapes us in profound ways, and culture often teaches us disconnection, division, and fear. From that awareness, I knew I wanted to transform society in a powerful way. And to me, the most powerful way to transform anything is through love, genuine connection, and the cultivation of a healthy inner world.

Because here’s the truth: we were all born infinitely loved, inherently worthy, and carrying limitless potential. The work is peeling back the layers; the beliefs created by painful past experiences, family conditioning, and societal pressures, and anchoring back into the life we actually want to create. When we do that, we not only transform ourselves, we ripple that healing into our relationships, our communities, and the world.

That truth is what gave birth to The Viberary.

Today, I guide both individuals and groups: through 1:1 coaching, workshops, and community experiences, into spaces of reflection, healing, and transformation. My work is about helping people release the weight of old stories, reconnect with themselves, and build cultures of compassion, belonging, and authentic connection.