The World Doesn’t Change When You Stay Small.
I’m here to help people break out of the mold and stop performing versions of themselves that don’t fit.
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I’m a visibility strategist, speaker, professional actor, and the founder of Renegade Motherhood™. I’ve spent over 20 years as a professional actor, performing on stages and screens across the country — and at the same time, I’ve been building businesses, communities, and rooms for women who want to be seen and heard.
I Tried to Fit In — Until I Realized I Was Meant to Stand Out
For years, I tried to fit in. I followed everyone else’s playbook, did what I thought I was “supposed” to do, and built a business that looked good on paper — while quietly editing myself in public.
Becoming a mother only intensified that. More pressure. More expectations. More reasons to stay small, stay polite, and not take up too much space.
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Spoiler: it didn’t make me happy.
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I made money. I checked boxes. And I was exhausted trying to do it everyone else’s way.
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Once I stopped chasing strategies that didn’t fit and started building my work around my actual voice, values, and real life, everything shifted. Not just in my business — in how I lead, how I parent, how I speak, and how I show up.
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Now my work is about helping people do the same. I help founders, leaders, and creatives — especially mothers — get honest about what they want to say, how they want to lead, and where they want to be seen.
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I’m the founder of Renegade Motherhood™, home to The Visibility Lab - a coaching experience and community for moms ready to find their voice, sharpen their message, and make their work impossible to ignore. I also host the Business Like a Mother podcast and created The Renegade Room, a live and digital event series where smart women come together to workshop ideas, collaborate, and get visible in real life.
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Over the years, I’ve appeared on hundreds of stages, worked in commercial and theatrical productions across the country, and led workshops and talks throughout the East Coast and Colorado. I’ve been featured in places like Well + Good, Authority Magazine, PureWow, and Holistic Living Magazine, and I continue to speak and facilitate rooms for women building meaningful, revenue-generating work.
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I’m currently writing my first book, Eating My Words — a hybrid memoir and business guide about voice, visibility, and what it really takes to be seen in your work and your life.
At my core, I believe this: visibility isn’t just marketing. It’s cultural and economic.
It’s about who gets heard, who gets paid, and who gets to take up space. When women, especially mothers, have voices, power, and paychecks, the world actually changes.
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I’m here for that version of success.
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I’ve also served as Chair of the Board for a nonprofit arts education center in Colorado and helped raise tens of thousands of dollars for scholarships and programming. And I co-lead a young entrepreneur club at a local Title 1 elementary school, supporting kids get their ideas into the action. Community work and philanthropy are core to my values.
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When I’m not coaching, speaking, or hosting rooms, I’m usually hanging with my kiddos, reheating the same cup of coffee for the third time, pulling clean clothes out of the laundry basket, looking for overdue library books, and wondering where the hell I left my keys.
Some random tidbits...
I WANT TO PLAY A DOCTOR ON TV.
I've watched Grey's Anatomy since the pilot along with all of the other Sondra Rhimes shows. Her book The Year of Yes is a great read.
