I’ve always known that creation was sacred — but it took time, trial, and disruption to learn that I was sacred too.

From my earliest performances to my most recent pivots, I’ve learned that what shapes you isn’t just what you do — it’s how you respond when life calls your name unexpectedly. One of those early calls came during college, when I was nominated for the Irene Ryan Scholarship for my role as Odessa in The Amen Corner by James Baldwin. It wasn’t just an honor — it was a mirror. It reflected the weight of responsibility that comes with artistry. The truth that if you wait to get ready, you’re already behind. That your craft has to matter to you first, not your mentors. That art — when taken seriously — doesn’t just reflect society, it reforms it.

Since then, my journey has unfolded in waves — messy, divine, healing. After graduation, life nudged me away from straight lines and toward exploration. It invited me to try, to rest, to move when the energy said move. It reminded me that control isn’t the goal — alignment is.

I’m most proud of what I’ve become in the process. The transformation I underwent during Uranus in Taurus wasn’t pretty — but it was sacred. I’m not who I was, and I don’t want to be. I’ve learned to choose myself, to give myself patience, to fill my own cup first — and only then offer anything to the world. That’s how I honor the inner vision I carry. That’s how I lead.

My work now is sharper — not harder. I’ve redefined “usefulness.” No longer a distraction, it’s become a compass. I don’t overextend to prove I matter. I trust that the desire to create impact will naturally flow through the right channels when I’m in alignment with my emotional clarity.

I thrive in spaces that are thoughtful and functional — where beauty and order meet, where people say what they mean and mean what they say. I avoid micromanagement disguised as leadership, and I do not entertain power structures built on fear or ego. Sovereignty isn’t a threat — it’s a strength.

Right now, I’m moving into a new season. I call it Emergence.

I’m building inside the world of AI — learning, exploring, making the complex more humane. I’m proud to be a Notion Ambassador, discovering how structure can make space for spirit. I’m integrating what I learned from my time in Web3 with SheFi and blending it with my love for theatre, systems, and soulful design. I’m not creating from survival anymore. I’m creating from vision, from alignment, from joy.

Let it be known: I’m still me — just more loved, more patient, more life.