I learned it under neon lights, in dressing rooms where women traded survival strategies like sacred knowledge, and in the quiet honesty that only surfaces between strangers at 2AM.
For thirteen years, I worked as a stripper across the U.S. and in Australia, over thirty cities total.
That work became my real education in gendered power, projection, intimacy, and the ways women are subtly groomed into palatability long before we ever step into adulthood. I learned to read nervous systems, track motives, and understand people beyond their words. I saw, up close, how women’s erotic and emotional labor is expected, extracted, and often invisibilized.
But my path started long before the clubs.
In college, I was already fascinated by what drives people—their choices, their desires, their contradictions, their conditioning. I didn’t know yet that this curiosity would become a lifelong devotion to understanding human behavior, power dynamics, and the invisible forces shaping our identities. I only knew I wanted to understand why people tick the way they do, and why women’s stories were so often misunderstood.
My education continued outside the classroom. I became a 200-hour yoga teacher, a Human Potential Certified Life Coach, and spent months studying group facilitation and dialoguing practices designed to help people feel seen, safe, and deeply understood. I’ve hosted workshops and experiences at music festivals and locally in Austin, weaving together the silliness, creativity, and freedom of festival culture with the erotic confidence and resilience I developed in the clubs.
And through it all, I’ve been an artist.
I’ve painted nine murals in seven countries, always incorporating elements of the local culture as a sign of respect and deep listening. Some of my most transformative conversations have happened while painting—strangers sharing their stories about womanhood, identity, and liberation. Art has always been where I metabolize what I see in the world and turn it into something meaningful.
At my core, I am a student of life and humanity. Listening, observing, and dispelling ignorance is my craft. My coaching is the natural fusion of everything I’ve lived: sex work, art, embodiment, shadow work, culture analysis, and creative liberation.
And liberation doesn’t come from performing empowerment- it comes from remembering the parts of you that were never meant to be tamed.
If you’re seeking a guide who brings lived experience, intellectual depth, artistic intuition, and the courage to name what most people avoid, you’re in the right place.
This is my life’s work.
This is my devotion.
And I’m honored to guide women back to their erotic, creative, untamed truth.
