Map Your Ordinary World: The First Step to Changing Everything

You've tried traditional self-help but it all feels generic and boring — written for someone else's life, not yours

You've done therapy and journaling but you're tired of understanding your patterns without actually shifting them

You know you want "something different" but you can't put your finger on what exactly needs to change

You're smart enough to know there's no magic bullet, but you're craving a framework that actually works

You're tired of starting over every few months with a new system that promises everything and delivers nothing

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You stop feeling stuck and start feeling curious. Instead of "Why is nothing working?" you ask "What is this trying to tell me?"

You have language for what you've been feeling. No more "I don't know what I want, but it's not this." You can name it, which means you can change it.

You see patterns instead of chaos. Your life stops feeling random and starts feeling like a story you can actually direct.

You trust your own judgment again. No more second-guessing every decision or waiting for permission from the universe.

You take action from clarity, not desperation. Your next moves feel purposeful instead of panicked.

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I'm a Ph.D. in Creative Writing, novelist, entrepreneur, digital nomad, and midlife woman's coach who believes story structure isn't just for fiction. It's the most powerful tool for personal transformation. I use these story-driven frameworks to help midlife women create extraordinary lives.

I've built and sold a 7-figure business, traveled to six continents (I'm coming for you, Australia), and learned that the secret to finding and creating your Extraordinary Life isn't found in productivity hacks or vision boards. It's found in understanding the narrative you're already living inside, and consciously choosing what happens next.

I teach women how to become the main characters of their own stories. Not by starting over, but by starting from exactly where they are.

I spent years thinking I was lost, too. Successful on paper, I secretly wondered if this was really it. I had it all: a house, a new car, a new baby, and a lucrative corporate job. But...

I was living someone else's definition of extraordinary, not my own. It wasn't until I started treating my life like a story that everything shifted. I realized I wasn't lost, I was just stuck in Act One, squinting at a map written in a language I'd never agreed to learn.

That's when I discovered what every novelist knows: you can't change your story until you understand where you are in it. I quit my job and started a business that, when I sold it, allowed me to retire at 45 to pursue my Extraordinary Life.

My version of Extraordinary is helping women like you become the main characters of their own stories. Because your life isn't happening to you. You're authoring it.