I’m planning live conversations for our community - almost like podcast episodes hosted inside Skool with some incredible guests - and I’d love your input on what we explore first! These will all look at the weaving of professional + spiritual. Vote by replying with the corresponding emoji (you can choose more than one). 💔 Tower Moments: When life or work cracks open - layoffs, breakups, burnout, big endings - and how people rebuild in a more aligned way. 🔮 Tarot as a Tool: How people use tarot for reflection, decision-making, leadership, and everyday life (not just “woo” or prediction). 🧠 Therapy as a Benefit: How therapy supports our careers, relationships, and spiritual growth - and how it can sit alongside other modalities. 🫁 Regulation & Integration (Breathwork): Practices that help us stay grounded and regulated while we navigate big goals, responsibilities, and change. 🧬 Human Design: How understanding your design can shape how you work, lead, rest, and make decisions. If you’d be open to being a guest for a live conversation on one of these or a future topic, add a ✋ and a sentence about what you’d love to talk about. Let’s get Intuit.

I want to share how I found my way here - and why this space matters so much to me. My hope is that in my story, you see pieces of your own, and know you’re welcome exactly as you are. For a long time, my life made a lot of sense on paper. I had the roles, the titles, the metrics. Work was my safe place - a world with clear goals and rewards. If I just kept performing, things would be okay. Then 2021 happened. A series of family emergencies and tragedies hit. The kind of moments that make everything else feel small. Suddenly, the things that had mattered so much - company names, promotions, money - didn’t feel like they could hold the weight of what was really going on. Work, my old safe place, quietly turned into a coping mechanism I couldn’t turn off. If I stayed busy, I didn’t have to feel as much. So I kept going… until I burned out. The turning point came in a different form: a trip to Denver for breathwork with a close friend, an introduction to Elizabeth at Cosmic Tea, and my first real steps toward honing my own intuition. Tarot entered my life as a mirror. I took classes, practiced, and eventually began reading intuitively for others - on my own and through Cosmic Tea. The same skills I’d used in my professional life - listening, asking questions, seeing patterns - started to blend with this new, spiritual language. I learned about my affinity to weaving. Earlier in 2025, I went all in on healing: I quit my job and chose myself. Healing looked different than I expected. It meant deepening my spirituality, starting to teach others, and integrating tarot with my coaching background. It meant creating the intro guide I wish I’d had, designing custom imagery, and ultimately building my own tarot deck and 100+ page guide for new readers. It feels like my journey is just beginning, or maybe like a parallel path is finally taking root. Into It | Intuit exists because I don’t believe we have to choose between our corporate selves and our spiritual selves.

As we step into a new week, I want to invite you to pause for a moment before the “professional you” takes over. Take a breath. Feel your feet on the ground. Notice whatever is here without judgement. In silence with yourself, reflect on these questions. If you practice tarot, you may also reflect with your cards the following: - How am I really arriving in this new week? (emotionally, mentally, energetically) - What am I carrying with me from last week that I’d like to gently set down? - Where do I feel a quiet pull toward something different - more rest, more honesty, more courage, more intuition? You don’t have to share if it feels too tender, but if you’re open to it, I’d love to hear in the comments: - One word for how you’re arriving - One intention you’re setting for yourself this week I’ll be reading and holding space for what you share as we move through the week together. Let’s get Intuit with how we’re actually feeling, not just how we think we “should” be.