She still is on the inside, sharp, analytical, calm when it counts. She just stopped performing for the room and started listening to the room inside her body, and that changed everything.

Becky spent eight years at one of the world's top investment banks, making VP at 27 while renovating her own properties on the side because she's always done too much and loved it.

She wasn't running from her career when she left, she loved that world, the standard it held, the sharpness it demanded, the people it put in front of her. But she was also watching what it was quietly doing to her body, and to the women around her, and she couldn't keep pretending she didn't notice.

So she created her own lane. She got sober. She went to Machu Picchu. She got certified as an Emotional Health Coach and an IPHM-accredited Breathwork Facilitator. She did all the things her former self would have quietly filed under "a bit much." And somewhere in the middle of all of it, she actually learned what it felt like to listen to her body, and when she started doing that, everything else began to make sense in a way it never had before.

She is genuinely this girl. She knows what it's like to hold everything together in public and feel it quietly unravelling in private. She knows Sunday night dread and pushing through and building something real and still feeling like it's not quite enough. And she knows, firsthand, what it feels like when something finally works, not in your head, in your body.

Now she works with high achieving women who look perfect on paper and feel fried in private, blending science with somatics so you can actually hear what your body is telling you, move through what's been stuck, and build something that finally feels like yours.