Throughout my twenties, I read a lot of online articles about the excitement of turning thirty.  I was pretty convinced that when you arrived at the big 3-0, you would have life figured out.  What was I thinking?

Here’s the truth: When I hit the third decade of my life in 2015, I felt sadness.  My life was a mess.  I didn’t have my dream job, dream home, nor the dream life that society says you should have.  I did have my dream partner—hello Myles!

Instead of blowing out my candles. I picked up a notebook and started journaling the success I envisioned for the next phase of my life.  

If You’re Not Happy, You Can Start Over True

to the Aaliyah song, “age ain’t nothing but a number.”  Thirty may not be “that young” but it’s definitely young enough to change your life.  I used those notebook pages to curate my own personal development plan.  My plan gave me clarity.  

Personal development is not for broken people.  It’s for people who want a better life.

I categorized my plan into areas for personal growth.  Simply put, I started to focus on myself and work hard every day.  I shifted my identity to become more of whom I wanted to be, to get the life I wanted.  My personal habits infiltrated every aspect of my life.  

Five years later, I’m the person I wanted to become, and I’m living my dream life financially free, emotionally strong, and mentally sharp!

It’s never too late to learn new skills and develop yourself.  Let me help you set goals and reach your full potential.