Hey! I’m a solo mom, daughter and will be the sole caregiver of my mom. Im raising my two girlies with my mom in a Tiny House near The Outer Banks. I grew up on my ancestrial land that we’ve had for hundreds of years in the White Mountains of NH. Ive struggled with mental health the majority of my life and was fiercely bullied in high school which led to my attempt at suicide, chronic depression and crippling anxiety. Later on I had my girls, became a single mom and in a few short years I was diagnosed with three autoimmune diseases.

After years of being too sick to work, my body and brain were depleted I started looking inward and was intentional about healing the pieces of me, that needed the most care. Little by little I began processing my experiences in multiple ways and was finally able to see the road ahead. It was a very clear shift in my mindset and it felt good! I gained perspective, focus and believed in my abilities to truly invest in myself for the first time in decades! As I continued to work on myself, setting goals and crushing them. I made a point to stay patient and accepted that sometimes life happens…things shift and that’s okay! Being gentle on myself is foreign to me but a work in progress!

A few months later Passive Digital Mastery came across my Instagram. I took notice, watched, waited and analyzed it…I just might have stumbled across a way to provide for my girls, take care of my mom and have access to better health care for us all. The timing was unreal. It all made sense. I couldn’t pass it up. That would mean I’d be putting myself out there with the possibility of failing. Ive always been okay with failing at the little things…but failing on something that would affect my family and their future was something I was worried about. I’d be learning a completely new skill and working through my own mental blocks along the way.

But then I did it! I bought Passive Digital Mastery and of course it was the exact opposite of what i had imagined. I learned and learned and loved it. I had forgotten how good it felt to learn something new and see a positive result on the other end. I’ll never forget that moment when I realized that all came together! Learning something that you didn’t think you could…at 40…is to be celebrated! Haha!