From Healing to Hustle: A Journey of Transformation

And then I moved into working with patients in a psychiatric hospital. So I was training psychiatric patients, met my husband in the process, and realized that I wanted something greater. And so started exploring what that looked like, tapped into the sales side, and became a sales consultant and have been doing sales consulting for the better half of 6 years.

I apologize because I've known that I have hung up on some people. Goodbye, like, I don't want to hear it. Like you said, I don't want to get— I don't want what you selling. Bye, get off my phone. Or they tell you to hold on, and then as you hold on, that music start playing or whatever, so y'all get y'all scripts together. Click, I'm out of here.

And by— I would say by June, July is really when I got that prophetic word of sobriety. It was just one word. I was out for a walk and I thought, well, there's already programs out there. There's AA, there's rehab. Why do you want me to do this? You know, who am I? This imposter syndrome of I can't possibly be the person that leads a movement like this. And I crawled into bed and I closed my eyes and I started— I assume it was a dream where I started seeing the light of heaven. And I heard Jesus say, you can come. We're welcoming you with open arms. If you want us to take you, let's do it. But on the other side of this fear, a lack of trust, lack of safety that I was feeling is the biggest blessing. You're up all night, maybe you're gaming. It doesn't matter what it is, but what it has done to you is it's changed your behavior and it's changed your identity. So one of the core things is getting to the root cause of why you're behaving that way and how is that affecting your personal relationship with yourself.