The life I had build looked right but felt wrong.
My story
This work found me in the thick of real life: two kids under two, graduate school at night, strategy decks by day and a third pregnancy on the horizon.
On paper, I was thriving. In reality, I was depleted, reactive and living inside a version of success that no longer felt like mine.
A few wake-up moments made that impossible to ignore: two bald spots on my head, a prestigious role I could have pursued but did not want and the growing sense that the life I had built looked right but felt wrong.
As a Swedish-born I/O psychologist and former collegiate golfer, I knew high-achieving women do not burn out because they lack drive. They burn out inside systems that were never designed to support the full weight of who they are.
So I began redesigning my life from the inside out, from my beliefs and standards to my ambition, relationships and the systems that held my home together.
That personal reckoning became the foundation of my work. I built the kind of work I could not find but desperately needed: intellectually rigorous, deeply personal and designed for women ready to come home to themselves.