I have been actively pursuing the health, wellness and spirituality space through courses, workshops and certifications for the past 7 years. I have always felt a deep connection to the unseen. My mother paved the way for my curiosity as a pre-teen when she had a career change to Kinesiology. I instantly gravitated to the magic that so obviously permeated our existence through practical wisdom and modalities. Despite having profound experiences and accumulating insights most people never get the benefit of; I struggled to actually integrate what I had learnt. Unconscious programming attached to masculine standards and ways of thinking shaped my world. That's when I started to delve deeper into the Divine Feminine, Human Design, Rituals, Nutrition, Metaphysical Health, Menstrual Cycle Tracking ect. I was curious and restless internally & externally: travelling and moving consistently for 3 years. I lucked out and was given the opportunity to try life on the Gold Coast which initially I thought would be temporary. However here, I discovered The Sisterhood Movement and its inspiring founder, Laura Gratton. I began consistently showing up, fell in love with the community and joined the leadership team. I'd like to say an ominous voice told it was time to impart my insights and passions but really it was people in my life, different people, who for a long time I ignored but told me I had something worth sharing. I realised, well I decided, even though I'm not perfect, I am worthy. Worthy of sharing, worthy of trying and worthy of the beautiful women who continue to pour into my life. All the different practices, modalities and teachings I intellectualised started to make actual sense when I could hold that belief, it definitely waxes and wanes, but when I'm in that space of conscious unconditional love, it all becomes glaringly obvious in a kind of hilarious way. And that is exactly what zen teaches us, that all the answers are within us already, that everything, including ourselves, is inherently whole and complete in the present moment, even with our imperfections. The wisdom of Zen often shows up in the most unexpected ways, it’s as if once we give up trying to understand the punchline the universe hands us the answer with a wink.

zenfem was an concept born out of the desire to connect women who had discovered their magic, or who were curious about it and who sort balance and to integrate their feminine alongside other women in practical ways. When I was living on an island in the Whitsundays I got the download around the concept and since then it has morphed and evolved as I predict it will forever. This mission was so big in my heart I wanted to wrap the whole world in it. So I lead the development of the 'zenfem app' with 5 other women in an international coding competition with the intention to connect likeminded 'woo woo' women world wide through mutual goals. At this time I was living and working in the Netherlands. One weekend in Amsterdam we happened to make the Top 10 out 63 teams, I was called to present our app online for a few hundred viewers (between museum visits, on the top bunk of a hostel) and excitingly we won an award for 'Most Monumental Impact'. Time passed and I realised the importance of starting small, grounding the concept within my local community and scaling from there, although my big picture brain has always felt more comfortable working backwards. This way I've been able to effectively integrate the principles of zen, and my passion for creativity in a practical way that in turn aims to support and inspire the beautiful women of the Gold Coast. 

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