“I built my life around secrets. On the outside, I was a Naval officer's daughter and fitness professional—the picture of discipline. But behind closed doors, I was dating a drug dealer, addicted to alcohol and cocaine, and spiralling into a spiritual bankruptcy so deep I even tried to take my own life.

That moment became my turning point. In not dying, I chose to actually live and to become sober, finding my own path beyond the traditional way. I didn’t want “addict” or “alcoholic” to be my primary identity. Instead, I found spirituality, became a Reiki Master, and created a new pathway to healing—one rooted in empowerment, not powerlessness.

And that’s what my book, Blurred Lines, is about: my double life, the secrets I carried that nearly killed me, and the freedom I found —spiritually, mentally, emotionally—as a sober woman when I stopped letting addiction define me. READ THE INTERVIEW

“At twenty-something, I had the perfect life — at least on paper. On social media you’d see my rising career, a sexy, long-term boyfriend, and a well-mapped future in marketing.

But when betrayal cracked the foundation of pretty much everything I thought I wanted, I packed a suitcase — and my dog Lulu — and set off across continents in search of something real. A place that felt like home. A version of myself that felt like truth.

In No Longer Her(e), I’ve written a memoir that invites you on a raw journey of heartbreak, healing, and becoming. From a college romance gone wrong to a nationally televised proposal. From the rigid roles of marriage and military wife life to the wild freedom of digital nomadism. I’ve unpacked the grief of letting go — of people, places, identities, and the illusion of control. Here is a map of my own path home. READ THE INTERVIEW

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It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

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