About Megan

"Your dream isn't a luxury. It's your direction."

As a little girl, I remember sitting on my bedroom windowsill with this deep inner knowing that one day I was going to help people. I didn't know what that would look like, but I knew it was part of who I was.

Then life changed.

After losing both of my parents to suicide, survival became my focus. The dream that once felt so alive slowly disappeared as I spent years trying to make sense of my life, heal from my past, and simply get through each day.

For a long time, I believed that if I could just heal enough, eventually I'd feel ready to live the life I wanted. But no matter how much work I did, something was still missing.

Everything changed when I stopped asking, "How do I heal?" and started asking, "What do I actually want?"

Learning how to reconnect with my dream gave me something I hadn't had in years: a direction. Instead of organizing my life around my past, I began organizing it around the future I wanted to create. One step at a time, I stopped surviving and started living again.

Today, that childhood dream has come full circle.

I help women who know there's more for their lives reconnect with what they truly want, break free from what's been keeping them stuck, and start creating a life they're excited to wake up to. I believe your dream isn't a luxury. It's the thing that gives you a direction to move toward when you've spent too long surviving. Because I know what it's like to lose sight of your dream. And I know what it's feels like to find your way back.

Outside of Coaching...

The life I have today is the life I once dreamed about. Not because it's perfect, but because it's mine.

I live in a little cabin in the woods with my two kids, surrounded by nature. I'm a minimalist because somewhere along the way I realized I wasn't looking for more things, I was looking for more life. Living with less has given me more peace, more freedom, and more room for what matters most.

I wanted a life where I could wake up without rushing. Where my days supported my health instead of draining it. Where I had the freedom to pack a bag, chase an adventure, and explore somewhere new whenever my heart called me there. A life filled with live music, dancing until my feet hurt, meals that turn into long conversations with people I love, and the kind of friendships that make you feel deeply seen.

To me, that's what being truly alive feels like.

It's not about where you live or what you own. It's about waking up excited for your life because you've built it around what matters most to you.

That's what I want for every woman I work with. Not to create my life, but to have the courage to create her own.