Over time, I realized my corporate and healing paths weren’t opposites at all — they spoke the same language: presence, focus, and the ability to direct energy with intention. The more I trained, the more I began applying what I’d learned about energy movement and perception to my work life. I trusted my intuition more. I could hold my center in stressful situations. I learned how to consciously direct energy toward a desired outcome — whether that meant diffusing tension in a negotiation or guiding a team through uncertainty.
It didn’t go unnoticed. Eventually, I started getting invited to meetings that weren’t even mine — often because people found they were calmer, more open, or more collaborative when I was in the room. It was subtle, but it changed everything.
My healing work deepened alongside my business career — training in qi gong, kundalini, ayurveda, Reiki, sound healing, and other consciousness practices, and quietly offering sessions to friends, colleagues, and people living with chronic illness, cancer, or PTSD. The feedback was always the same: they felt lighter, clearer, more themselves.
