Living The Wonder Mindset

I Am Not My Job Title: The Story of Becoming Sarah

​From the moment I was little, I felt the pull toward transformation — not just for me, but for everyone around me. I was the kid who wanted to change the rules at school, the teenager advocating for a better world, the adult mapping the gap between what people say and what they actually do. I could always see between the lines.

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Maybe it was undiagnosed ADHD. Maybe it was a divine gift. Probably both.

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The truth is, I've always been obsessed with change — nano, micro, macro, global — and the spaces in between where real evolution happens.

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But it hasn’t always been easy.

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Behind the good grades and bright smile was a young woman who felt like she was under-living her potential. My brain longed to light up with ideas, science, design, wonder — yet I often felt idle, misunderstood, and strangely invisible. I battled depression quietly, even as I cheered others on. I learned how to reframe, to bounce back, to perform happiness — until I discovered something deeper.

We’re hardwired to dip below the line sometimes. That doesn’t make us broken. It makes us human.

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I stopped being so hard on myself. I embraced the neuroscience. I embraced the darkness. And in doing so, I found my way back to the light — softer, stronger, and more whole.

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Then I became a mother.

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And everything changed.

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In motherhood, I found my truest self. It wasn’t just about love — it was about leadership. The real kind. The kind that honours boundaries and curiosity. Respect and play. Structure and soul.

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I refuse to parent from hierarchy. I choose partnership. And I bring that same energy to my work — because what I model, my children mirror. And what I embody, my clients feel.

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I don’t want my kids to split themselves into ‘work’ and ‘life’. I don’t want them to believe they have to do to be worthy. I want them — and all of us — to remember:
✨ You are not your job title.
✨ You are not your LinkedIn bio.
✨ You are a whole, wild, wonderful human.

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And so am I.

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Today, I’m not trying to be perfect or polished. I’m just Sarah.

A woman who wants to host epic retreats and dinners, dance in the kitchen, help people design transformational lives, and paint in her future  art studio (manifesting this as we speak).

I want to be your friend, your co-conspirator, your cheerleader.

I want to create experiences where people feel seen, inspired, and safe to come home to themselves.

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I don’t have to hide the parts of me that once felt too tender. They’re my magic.

My story is the strategy. My wholeness is the wonder.

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And if you’ve ever felt like you had to be two people — one for the world and one behind closed doors — I’m here to remind you:

You can be all of you.

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Let’s create that world. Together.