Wayfinders Executive Coaching

The “women competing with women” trope is so old. And so tired.

And honestly, it doesn’t match my lived experience at all.

My biggest sponsors, advocates, and cheerleaders throughout my career have been women. When women support each other, incredible things happen.

It was my honor, privilege, and genuine joy to celebrate Aiko Bethea’s first book alongside a room full of talented, thoughtful, ambitious women who showed up to listen, learn, support, and celebrate her.

Lifting her higher than she can go alone.

That’s what it’s about.

So let’s retire the scarcity mindset.

Because when a woman like Aiko rises, she doesn’t take a seat.

She builds a whole new table.

PS - If you are interested in doing a one and done book club with me for Anchored, Aligned, Accountable, shoot me a DM. Its message of self-knowledge and self-leadership resonates across every stage of life. Whether you’re a stay-at-home mom or a CEO, someone is looking to you to lead with warmth, integrity, and intention. We'll be reading it over the summer and gathering to discuss it in August. I'd LOVE to be in conversation with you about it 📚✨

“The past is a foreign country: they do things differently there.”
— L. P. Hartley

I’ll never forget the lightning bolt moment when I knew in my bones that I could no longer practice law. What once felt inspiring and challenging, like slipping into a pair of high-heeled Louboutins, suddenly felt like a Hugo Boss suit two sizes too small.

A past version of me wanted security, clarity, and validation.
She measured success in billable hours, awards received, board seats offered, and titles conferred.

But...

What once felt like success began to feel like strain.
What once felt important started to feel meaningless.
What once drove me started to drain me.

And that’s not a problem. It’s evidence of growth. Pay attention to that feeling. It’s your signal that something has shifted.

It may be time to get your passport ready. There are travels ahead that will take you places you never imagined.

You don’t have to live by outdated definitions of a life you’ve already outgrown.

You get to choose again.
And again.
And again.