When Psychology Met Copywriting

With a dual bachelor's degree in Sociology and Psychology as well as a master's in Educational Psychology, I've always been passionate about understanding people and empower them to reach new heights in their journey. My goal was to become an adjunct psychology professor and work at a counseling firm. 

Once I became a single mom, though, everything changed. I no longer wanted the typical corporate life, spending the bulk of my days in an office. In fact, I craved something different—a way to be there for my son and earn a living without the constraints of a traditional job. Over the first couple of years, I dabbled in various businesses with varying degrees of success. Yet, something felt amiss; I wasn't truly enjoying what I was doing.

Then opportunity knocked when I was invited to ghostwrite for another blogger. Not too long after, I was asked to write a sales page for a client (my very first foray into copywriting). It was a revelation — I could get paid for doing what I loved . . . while helping women like me live their lives by design (rather than by default). It felt like the perfect fit!

I often joke that I'm still using my psychology degrees, just in a different way. Because copywriting, at its core, is about understanding and connecting with people. It's the beautiful marriage of psychology and words.

Today, I'm here to help you craft messages that resonate, inspire action, and help you achieve your dreams. Whether you're an established entrepreneur or just starting out, let's create something amazing together.