I'm a 2/4 Mental Projector, a mother of three amazing children, and happily married to my soulmate Projector. Throughout my adult life, I struggled with body image and self-worth. Even after dropping five dress sizes and changing my lifestyle in my 30s, I still couldn't look at myself in the mirror. Compliments were hard to accept, and despite all the external changes, I often thought to myself, "I'm still the fat girl in my head." It became clear that true transformation required more than just physical changes—it demanded deep inner work.

Amidst my self-love journey, life presented new challenges. My profoundly disabled father faced a life-threatening situation, and I became his primary caregiver while juggling work, studies, and parenting. Neglecting my own well-being, I regained the weight I had lost, amplifying my insecurities and leading me to question my path in the health and fitness field.

Feeling lost and yearning for a greater purpose, I transitioned into supporting individuals with disabilities. While fulfilling, I sensed it wasn't my true calling. It was during my nutrition studies that I stumbled upon Human Design. Initially, I dismissed it, thinking, "There's no way I'm a Projector. I'm a Generator. I get things done! I'm a doer!"

When I encountered Human Design again during a transformational coaching program focused on self-love and personal growth, I decided to dive deeper. This profound system resonated deeply, shedding light on patterns that had shaped my life for over two decades. Understanding my unique design as a Projector allowed me to align with my true nature, make decisions that honoured who I am, and navigate life with greater ease and confidence.

Human Design became my compass, teaching me the value of self-love, acceptance, and understanding. Embracing my design empowered me to create my dream life and transform my relationships, especially with my husband and children. It illuminated the path to living authentically and joyfully.