I know what it’s like to feel like you don’t quite fit in. To be a dreamer in a world that keeps telling you to be realistic.
I get it. I’ve lived it.
I also know what it feels like to go through periods of life so dark you can’t quite see the way out. I live with depression and anxiety.
And I don’t gloss over that.
Because you can be having both your best month in business and one of the toughest months of your life. You can hit your first $200,000 month and still question everything. That duality is real. And it’s actually a sign that you’re pushing yourself somewhere worth going.
I’m here for the moments where you stumble, where you question yourself, where you get uncomfortable… because that discomfort is an inevitable part of becoming the woman you came here to be.
I see women every single day who are underplaying their genius. And I can see their bigger vision, often before they can even see it themselves.
That’s the work. Drawing out what’s already there. Building your influence, presence and visibility that lets the world truly see you, both on the screen and beyond.
After studying media in school, and then a Bachelor of Film & Television… TV projects, late nights, and eventually my own short film (plus having to crowdfund $14K for it) that went on to win an international award…
I realised that spending two years on just one project?? Whilst thousands of new ideas formed and waited on the sidelines? Nope. That was never going to match the pace that my brain worked. So I moved to television. Faster pace. But a different kind of box.
I quickly felt invisible in a way I hadn’t expected. Working in a male-dominated industry, inside a very specific structure of how things were done, that creative and immersive part of my brain had nowhere to go.
I felt like I could disappear the next day and not have made a difference.
So I started using my weekends to create. Content and videos for brands and local businesses… which is what led to the beginning of all this.
Never in my wildest dreams did I realise that through video and content, I’d be found by Instagram (yes, THE Instagram), and paid to create for them. Never did I imagine, I would become fully booked out, launch the first Instagram Reels course globally, build the company to seven figures within my first two years… nor did I imagine selling out my first physical product, being discovered by a major national network to host my own podcast…
None of it happened because I had the biggest following or the most polished strategy. At the time I just thought it was the “power of reels”. (Spoiler: It was so much more than that!)
Felt invisible and impactless working in a male dominated industry.
Booked out. Busier than ever.
That's me!
Sharing me as the first “Reels Pro”
Five years since starting the company, the goals, the vision - it’s all changed and no more could I hide behind a brand - when I had become my own brand.
My biggest distraction in life is: Golden retrievers.
My toxic trait is:I hate being late, but I seem to have time-dyslexia.
My love language is:Tiramisu and Iced Coffee (Almond Milk and Ice Cream ofc).
My guilty pleasure is:Love Island or Below Deck whilst playing Gossip Harbor on my phone.