Speaking | Book Clubs | Conversations
Conversations on remembering what balance once felt like
I do not approach speaking as performance or instruction. I speak as a conversation — one that invites reflection, recognition, and presence.
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My talks are shaped by lived experience and a deep understanding that balance is not something we achieve externally. Balance begins when we remember ourselves as the center — the foundation — rather than something to be managed.
What I Speak About
My speaking centers on themes of wholeness, presence, and remembering — particularly in spaces where people have been asked to carry too much for too long.
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Topics often include:
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Redefining work and life beyond false balance
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Remembering self beyond roles, expectations, and performance
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Rest as wisdom, not reward
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Presence as the foundation for clarity and well-being
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Each talk is shaped by the audience and setting. I do not deliver rehearsed motivation. I create space for people to consider themselves.
Speaking Style
My approach is grounded, reflective, and relational. I speak with audiences, not at them.
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Rather than offering solutions, I invite questions, Rather than pushing outcomes, I encourage listening — to what is already present but often overlooked.​
Where This Work I Offered
This work has been shared in community spaces, libraries, educational settings, and gatherings focused on reflection, balance, and personal clarity.
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Each invitation is approached with care and intention.
Additional Conversations
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This work also extends into book-centered conversations and select media spaces where reflection, presence, and remembering are welcomed.
Book Clubs & Group Conversations
I join book clubs and small groups for reflective conversations centered on the themes explored in my writing — allowing space for shared insight, dialogue, and remembering.
Media & Interviews
I participate in interviews and conversations that align with this work and its intention — speaking thoughtfully about presence, balance, identity, and wholeness.
Each invitation is considered with care and alignment.
If you are seeking a speaker who will hold space rather than perform, this work may be a fit.