Hi, I’m Maddie

Empowerment coach, speaker, community builder, ocean lover, deep feeler, ex-sales exec and reformed self-doubter, now living in radical self trust and guiding others home to theirs.

The Elevator Pitch…

Empowerment coach, speaker, and mentor for high-achievers who are ready to stop performing and start living in deep alignment with who they really are.

I work with ambitious, self-aware humans—creatives, entrepreneurs, leaders and execs —who look successful on the outside but feel stuck, unfulfilled, or disconnected from who they really are.

They’re navigating fear, self-doubt, or limiting beliefs that keep them playing small — despite knowing they’re meant for more.

They’re ready to trust themselves, live with clarity and confidence to build a life that actually feels like theirs.

My Story

The Mask I Wore

For most of my early life, I followed the script I thought I was supposed to.

Work hard. Fit in. Get the job. Drink on the weekends. Be the fun one. Stay in the lines.

I was taught to play it safe.
To keep people happy. To be the peace keeper.
To do what looked good, not necessarily what felt right.

On the outside, I was high-energy, social, always smiling.
But behind the smile?


I was riddled with self-doubt, anxiety, fear of failure—and the constant pressure to hold it all together.

The Moment Everything Changed

I knew I couldn’t keep going like this. I was done confirming and ready to live life my way.


So I made a bold decision:
I left it all behind—and moved across the world to Los Angeles.

I didn’t have a perfect plan.
But I had a pull.
A deep inner voice that said, Trust me. There’s more.

And for the first time in my life, I actually listened.

The Truth I Live Now

Now, I live in full alignment with who I truly am.

I take bold risks. I back myself. I trust my voice.
And I guide others to do the same.

I work with high-achievers, creatives, and leaders who feel stuck in lives that no longer reflect who they are.

Together, we peel it all back.
We untangle the fear, the proving, the perfectionism.
We reconnect to what’s real.
And we rebuild—on a foundation of truth, self-love, and radical self-trust.

Because you don’t have to keep living a life that looks good but feels wrong.
You don’t have to keep shrinking to make others comfortable.
You don’t have to keep following a script that was never written for you.

You get to choose yourself.
You get to write your own story.
And I’ll be right here beside you when you do.

The Quiet Ache

I barely knew who I was. The numbing with alcohol and drugs to ‘have fun’ and entertain ourselves didn’t feel fun anymore.

I couldn’t shake the quiet knowing that there had to be more.
More meaning. More freedom. More me.

From the office cubicle I sat in at 18, to the parties and hangovers I thought were “normal” in my twenties—there was always this whisper in my gut:

This isn’t it.

I felt like I was performing.
Living by someone else’s rules.
Numbing myself just to keep up.

And at 25, I was sick of the hangovers, living in debt, lacking ambition, disconnected from my body, in an unhealthy relationship, and feeling like a stranger to myself.

The Becoming

What followed was the most transformative chapter of my life.

I quit alcohol. I healed my body. I studied integrative nutrition.
I rebuilt my relationship with food, with health, with myself.

I discovered yoga, breathwork, meditation.
I jumped into cold oceans.
I said yes to surfing, to stillness, to discomfort, to community.
I launched businesses. Let go of what didn’t align.
Spoke on stages. Started a podcast. Shut it down.
Fell. Got up. Rebuilt again.

I stopped performing and started feeling—rage, joy, fear, peace.
I gave myself permission to be fully human.
And I found confidence not through achieving, but through trusting myself—deeply, fiercely, and consistently.

A few things you should know about me

  • I’m a Reflector in Human Design (aka the emotional sponge of the universe).

  • I’m an ENFP on the Myers Briggs Scale —chaotic good energy, big vision, always feeling everything.

  • My first ocean swim in Venice Beach terrified me. Now? It’s my weekly ritual.

  • I said yes to skydiving as a joke. Turns out I loved it (and she jumped first).

  • I cry in most movies. Love Actually will always have my heart.

  • I eat chocolate every day. No plans to change that.