“I’ve lived the shame. I’ve rebuilt the trust. Now I lead women into their Empress Era.”
My Story…
When my father died, I inherited — and with it came a tidal wave of emotions I never saw coming.
Guilt that I hadn’t earned it. Shame when I lost part of it. A deep mistrust of myself with every financial decision.
And even with all the advice, spreadsheets, and investment strategies money could buy, I realised none of it could give me the safety I was searching for.
And while it took me 15 years to finally become the woman that can hold, grow and command her wealth, it doesnt need to take this long for you. On walking the path, I discovered that you can free yourself of the guilt, shame and burden far more quickly.
From Fear to Sovereignty: How I Transformed My Relationship with My Inherited Wealth
When I first inherited wealth, I never imagined that my lifelong people-pleasing patterns — the ones that had kept me safe in relationships — would quietly seep into my financial decisions.
But they did.
I feared my money would abandon me.
And in an innocent attempt to keep it close and grow it quickly, I invested in risky assets I didn’t understand, was scammed, and lost a significant portion of my inheritance.
For a woman who wanted her wealth to create positive impact in the world, it was devastating. Not just financially — but emotionally. I felt the shame, the fear, and the guilt that so many female inheritors experience but rarely speak about.
The turning point came when I discovered a deeper layer of feminine wealth embodiment work. It wasn’t about chasing another investment strategy. It was about learning to lean back, ask for what I truly wanted, and receive — something I didn’t realise I was unable to do until I healed my relationship to the masculine.
Until then, I couldn’t truly receive, grow, or hold my inherited wealth in the way it deserved.
I realised I had been letting my Maiden Archetype run my finances — bright with possibility, yes, but making decisions from fear and urgency. When my Queen Archetype emerged, everything shifted. She guided me to focus on healing my abandonment wound — the very wound that had driven my people-pleasing and my need to keep others (and my money) close at any cost.
The Queen led me to the sacred power of the Queen Conch, an ancient symbol of fertility and abundance, its spiral a reminder of life’s endless cycles of creation and renewal. Through her, I met my Empress Archetype, the part of me who governs with love, seeks wise counsel, makes aligned investment decisions, and manifests wealth from a place of deep trust and financial sovereignty rather than fear.
Now, my money feels safe in my hands.
It grows in ways that align with my values, supports causes I care about, and creates the lasting impact I always dreamed it could.
I share this because I know what it’s like to inherit money and still feel trapped — not by the numbers in your account, but by the invisible patterns and emotional wounds that stop you from fully owning it.
If I can unshackle myself from inheritance shame, fear of financial loss, and scarcity patterns — and step into a life where my wealth works for me, my values, and the greater good — so can you.
I’ve walked this path. I’ve freed myself.
And together, we can do the same for you.
YOUR GUIDE…
Aside from having walked this inheritance path myself, I bring over 15 years of experience guiding women to step into the truth of who they are — and lead from it.
I’ve authored two books: Goodbye Mr Ex, an international bestseller translated into four languages, and The Joy of Being, translated into two languages.
I’ve shared my message across the world — on global stages, in magazines, on ITV’s This Morning, and through my podcast The Joy of Being, which was named one of New Magazine’s Top Ten Wellbeing Podcasts alongside Russell Brand, Dr. Rangan Chatterjee, and Ruby Wax.
Today, my work is devoted to freeing creative female inheritors dissolve the guilt, shame, and mistrust that wealth so often awakens — so they can lead as sovereign stewards of their money, their desires, and their lives.
