I have given my heart to leadership and to helping others grow—students, teachers, principals, CEOs, executives, directors, and fellow believers. But healing for me often means reconnecting with what matters most: faith, family, nature, creativity, peace, and community.
It’s in the stillness of a retreat, journaling deep thoughts, helping a leader rediscover their balance, or simply walking my dog on a quiet Texas morning. Healing also empowers others because lifting someone else brings light back.
My story—surviving cancer, retiring early due to injury, reinventing my life through coaching and entrepreneurship—shows that healing is also about resilience and rebirth. I don’t stay down. I rise, reflect, and redirect.
Now, I am using that healing to guide others to their breakthroughs. That, I think, is one of my greatest gifts.
8. WHAT IS THE GOAL OF HEALING AND WHAT ARE THE OBSTACLES TO IT?
The goal of healing is to restore wholeness, renew purpose, and align heart, mind, and spirit for meaningful, empowered living.
9. WHAT ARE SOME THE MISCONCEPTIONS MOST PEOPLE HAVE ABOUT HEALING?
Some misconceptions about my kind of healing: it's passive, selfish, instant, or only physical. True healing involves faith, reflection, purpose, rest, and inner work—empowering others while restoring yourself.
11. DO YOU CONNECT HEALING TO SPIRITUALITY? AND IF YOU DO, WHAT IS SPIRITUALITY TO YOU?
Absolutely. Healing comes through faith. Faith in something bigger and deeper than us all. I am a follower of Jesus Christ. And I know others who do not follow Him but mimic the principles he taught and find inner peace, healing, and deep spirituality. Spirituality means temporarily escaping the physical realities of the world through prayer, meditation, exercise, rest, sleep, travel, singing, silence, hiking, painting, or anything where a true escape occurs, a transcendence to another plane of existence that is pure peace. In those peaceful states, we find healing. And in our faith of seeing the healed in the spirit world first, then we see it in the physical world.
12. WHAT DO YOU FEEL IS THE PURPOSE OF THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE?
I believe each of us possesses unique gifts that are to be harnessed and leveraged and used for the greater good. Humans are a communal species with an innate desire to help one another. When we find what comes naturally to us and align our actions to our values, it is easy to serve others and monetize the work to thrive.
13. AT THIS TIME, WHAT IS THE WORLD’S GREATEST NEED?
I believe the world needs more leaders, and leaders in all sectors and at all levels will transform our organizations, communities, and families.
14. WHAT IS YOUR VISION FOR HUMANITY?
My vision for humanity included empowered leadership—confidence, clarity, and impact. Leadership transforms organizations, communities, and families. I believe in balance and fulfillment. I want people to reach their highest goals without burnout, and I create simple tools to help leaders collaborate and strategize. I also value freedom and work to help others develop systems that lead to freedom from stress, financial independence, or from being overworked. I help others work smarter, not harder, to enjoy the life they love. My passion for helping others is deeply connected to my faith and a belief in purpose-driven work where people create businesses and careers that align with their calling - not just chasing money or titles.
15. WHAT IS YOUR UNDERSTANDING OF LOVE?
Love is action rooted in faith. It’s showing up consistently, even when it’s hard. It’s serving others with humility, leading with compassion, and giving without expecting anything in return. Love is choosing grace over judgment, patience over pressure, and truth over comfort.
To me, love means sacrifice, loyalty, and presence—it’s seen in a long marriage, in coaching others toward their best selves, in sharing my story to inspire hope. Love isn’t just a feeling; it’s faithful commitment, even in seasons of pain or uncertainty.
16. WHAT, WHERE AND WHO IS GOD TO YOU?
God is my foundation, my guide, and my sustainer. He is the One who called me, carried me through cancer, lifted me from burnout, and continues to lead me through each new chapter. He’s not just distant or theoretical—He’s personal, present, and powerful in my life.
God is my healer, provider, protector, and purpose-giver. He’s the source of my strength, my peace in chaos, and the reason I keep going when life gets hard. I trust Him not just with my past but with my future—and I lead others from that place of deep faith.
To me, God is love, mercy, wisdom, and truth. And He has equipped me to walk in my calling, not just for my sake, but to serve, build, and uplift others in His name.