Tell me about your vision.
My vision is for a world of women that stop accepting half-loves and living half-lives.
I think we are so programmed to just accept the status quo or to sacrifice or to, yeah,
like have one thing without having the other.
And I believe it's possible to have a world where we can have everything we desire.
Articulated, right.
Is it, you said, for women or the world?
Like I couldn't understand one of the parts.
Was it for women or the world or everyone?
I said women because that's the demographic that I work in.
But to be fair, like I would love everyone to live like that.
That's just the demographic that I'm here to serve at this moment in my life.
I would love for the world to, I want to say, you know, men and women have spent so long
cutting each other with knives handed to them by other people.
So for me, a part of helping women rise is helping them soften into receiving men again and
making space for men to rise alongside them and to be able to receive the leadership of
men in their lives.
Amazing.
Tell me more about that.
I've studied tantra and relationships for, I mean, four years, I say it's a long time,
but I know there's people that have dedicated their whole lives or 10 and 20 years to this
path of understanding, you know, unconditional love and living in a way that's more,
I want to say in alignment with truth and freedom.
And the more that I study this path, the more that I heal my own masculine wounding and my
own feminine wounding to be fair.
Yeah, the more that I discover that if we keep blaming each other for our pain and our
hurts, if we keep, you know, if women keep blaming men and men keep blaming women and
neither of us stop and stand in the middle and take responsibility for ourselves and we keep
perpetuating this pain, then no one moves forward.
And what I feel to be true is, you know, World War II came around and half of the men went off to
war and most of the men went off to war and then a lot of the women started to take up the roles of
the men.
You know, they took up different jobs and responsibilities that men would have had.
And then the men came home and the women didn't know how to support their men with the trauma and
the men didn't know how to support their women with the loss.
And we've kind of just perpetuated this ongoing cycle of blame and shame and pain and guilt for
decades.
And I think it's about time that we all started to come home and have the capacity to receive
each other a little bit more in that pain and that understanding.