a journey through twelve years of entrepreneurship

For the longest time I struggled to “put into words” the work of Style Therapy. In fact, if I’m totally honest and vulnerable (you know I am), I must say that I was often shy to talk about my work in the early stages — doesn’t “personal stylist” sound so… surface? Raised in a family that valued education over most anything else, I was initially a little self-conscious about going into a field where I “just worked with clothes.”

I was a worn out mess at the end of 2019.

I was humbled by the greatest $ year of my life AND I WAS EXHAUSTED. This time last year I was also… totally panicked. How the fuxk could I ever top 2019? How could I work more hours? Reach more people? Host more workshops? Answer more texts, emails + DM’s? I physically, mentally + emotionally could not *achieve* more than I had in 2019, not in the way that I’d been doing business. I’d always thought of burnout as a problem for people who hate their jobs — that wasn’t the case for me. The ultimate truth is this: I was in a love relationship with a business (model) that required every ounce of me, sucked me dry and left me unavailable for anything but more work. I was scared that I might have to leave the relationship. I knew deep down that I needed A LOT of help to dig myself out of my mess and — shift into alignment.

Do what you love.

Believe in the power of your mission.

Respect yourself.

The rest will follow.

The Style Therapy model exists to bring women solutions for body, shape, vibration, budget and lifestyle while exposing myths and limited (or negative) mindsets that they may have around what they can and cannot have, achieve, do and manifest. When I shop for a woman, I am shopping for her based on what is required for her body, shape, vibration, budget and lifestyle.