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Award-winning Writer, Public Speaker, Trainer, Accommodation Specialist with an entrepreneurial mindset, and a strong passion for writing great pieces of art and cross channel campaigns using innovative designs and creative strategies. Over the past several years, I have developed my content writing and training management expertise and knowledge of managerial environments and customer behavior. My creative approach to branding, storytelling and taking customers on unique journeys, has allowed me to achieve some highly engaging campaigns and strong brand identities, especially related to the Disabled community. 
 I’m a third-generation Intuitive Life Coach, blending ancestral wisdom with modern insight to help you unlock your highest potential. With a legacy rooted in deep intuition and transformative guidance, I offer empowering prompts, soulful strategies, and practical tips to help you design a life that feels as good as it looks. Whether you're navigating change, seeking clarity, or ready to rise into your next chapter, I’m here to help you align with your purpose and create your most radiant, authentic life.

    I had a Stroke in 2009, caused by a prescription medication that I had been taking. My Stroke not only left me partially paralyzed: I lost my job; my apartment (Fortunately, my loved ones put all of my things into storage for me!); my freedom (in numerous ways.). It took about two years of hospitals and rehabs (not the typical “Hollywood”: type of rehab, lol.). It was challenging and PAINFUL and scary, endless physical therapy rehab, but worth it, because now I am MUCH BETTER! I am working full-time, living independently, I drive, work, and shop, just like everyone else!

    I had earned my Bachelor’s Degree in Business and published a book, prior to my Stroke. I have done Volunteer work my entire life. I continue to do volunteer work, as I did before my Stroke. I still enjoy life & everything that it has to offer! Being kind, grateful & having a great sense of humor are some of my favorite things to practice daily. I practice those every day, it makes life so much better! I love animals, especially dogs and I ALWAYS adopt/rescue my pets.
    I am active in other groups related to Disabled People being successful as well. The Stroke didn’t take everything a way, I have always loved to write and to help others. Therefore, this blog is a natural fit for me and truly appreciate all of the wonderful feedback! I would love hearing from you, let's chat!

Why a Blog?
Welcome to the Empowered Now Blog!
This space was born from a deep calling—to help others, including those navigating life with visible or invisible “disabilities,” reconnect with their intuition, reclaim their inner strength, and rise into their fullest potential. I believe that your power isn’t something you have to earn—it’s already within you. Through soulful reflections, intuitive tools, and empowering practices, this blog is here to remind you that you don’t have to wait for the “perfect” moment to live your best life. You can begin right now, exactly as you are. Because your intuition doesn’t see limits—it sees light, resilience, and infinite possibility.

    For those who live and thrive despite "disabilities". This blog will help make your transition from an "Average" person to a disabled person more comprehensible, less overwhelming, and hopefully a bit easier! It's my personal path from living a happy, successful "Average" Lifestyle to living a happy, successful, disabled Lifestyle. It includes some ways to help make your life more fun, easier, and more successful. You Can Do Anything! Especially with friends to help you along the way.



The most important thing that you need to know about me is this:

I am here to help; I am here for you. I have been there; in the quiet still of the morning when you realize that you have to plan not only a whole new day, but you have to plan a whole new life!
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