For a long time I hated being under the spotlight: I didn’t think my story mattered.
Until my decennial career in media started to feel purposeless and un-authentic.
I created two businesses to help others but nothing clicked because I didn’t allow myself to be me unashamedly.
Now that I have, I can never go back and instead I help people who care to use storytelling to be powerful beyond measure.
The reality of our times is that if we don’t hold the microphone, brandish the pen, take control of the camera, and tell our stories, we do not exist.
Which could be fine, except it’s not.
Because being invisible means that the story will always be written by the same people.