Tell me how you got started.
Good question.
How did I get started?
Well, the relationship coaching material that I can focus on right now,
I really got started with in the past couple of years on the back of doing executive coaching.
So, and that was on the back of working in behavioral science,
and that was on the back of doing a master's degree in gender dynamics,
and really interested in the psychology of people.
And that was on the back of doing my first coaching qualification like 17 years ago.
So I've kind of been in this space for a long time.
And yeah, and I kind of academically and professionally have always been interested in psychology,
in high performance, in helping people heal and overcome their issues and feel better and blah, blah, blah.
On a personal level, my own journey has been one of doing a lot of therapy and retreats
and kind of being in that personal development space.
But then finding myself in my early 30s, calling off my first engagement
and realizing that actually didn't matter how much I had done of that personal development.
I still didn't know how to have a healthy relationship.
And once I put the journey together, I realized, okay, this is something I really should work on.
Meditating isn't going to fix it.
And when I began to educate myself on how to have a healthy relationship,
and I really began to understand the psychology of relating and attachment theory
and call wounds and all of this stuff, it opened up a whole new world to me.
I then met my now husband.
And as I was doing the executive coaching, I began to kind of explore
where the stress and anxiety for my clients was coming from.
And I realized that they were struggling with their relationships too.
And that's ultimately what led me to kind of putting two and two together
and realizing, well, this is something I'm really passionate about,
something I've done a lot of work in.
This is what people are struggling with.
So hence I kind of became the relationship case, and here I am.