STILL AND STRONG
Empowering Individuals. Strengthening Teams. Building Something that lasts.
Services
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We is greater than Me
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We > Me was born from watching good people burn out in unhealthy systems.
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I’ve worked in spaces with strong missions and quietly suffering cultures.
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I’ve seen committed, capable people become exhausted and unheard.
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Teams break down when work is siloed and respect is assumed, not practiced.
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Leadership fails when responsibility sits on a few instead of being shared.
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I’ve also seen what happens when people feel valued and supported.
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The difference between burnout and belonging is everything.
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Strong teams don’t happen by accident—they’re built with intention.
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Culture isn’t a slogan; it’s how people feel when they show up every day.
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Caring for people isn’t a distraction from the work—it is the work.
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This work is personal because I’ve carried the weight myself.
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We > Me shifts the load from individuals to the collective.
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Because when it’s truly we, no one has to do it alone.

Struggle to Serenity
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Being strong all the time will wear you out.
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I learned how to survive long before I learned how to rest.
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I showed up for everyone while quietly putting myself last.
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I looked capable on the outside and felt disconnected on the inside.
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Some lessons came through wisdom; others came the hard way.
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Surviving isn’t the goal.
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Struggle to Serenity was built from living on both sides of the struggle.
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Serenity comes when you stop abandoning yourself.
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This work moves women from performing strength to living in truth.
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It offers real tools, not borrowed motivation.
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Serenity brings clarity, confidence, and earned peace.
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Serenity isn’t soft, passive, or accidental.
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It’s built—one honest decision at a time.
My Services
What I Do
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Design and lead experiences that help teams work better together—not just work harder.
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Partner with leadership and staff to address real culture challenges, not surface-level symptoms.
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Facilitate honest conversations that strengthen communication, clarify expectations, and rebuild trust.
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Deliver professional development, keynotes, and workshops rooted in lived experience and practical application.
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Support leadership and youth development through hands-on mentorship and program direction.
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Serve as a Mental Health First Aid–certified presenter, trained to recognize concerns and guide individuals to appropriate resources.
What You Gain
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Teams that communicate with intention and mutual respect.
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A culture where people feel seen, valued, and accountable.
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Practical tools and shared language that last beyond the session.
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Renewed energy, morale, and a sense of shared purpose.
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Honest conversations that lead to progress—not discomfort without direction.
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A facilitator who brings warmth, clarity, and credibility into every room.
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