About Lyn

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In a room of 100 bold women, I was hiding in the back of the room, feeling totally out of place and wondering why I was there...

When suddenly I heard the host of the event say, "Would anyone like 5 minutes to come up and speak on stage?"

My palms started to sweat. My stomach twisted into knots. My throat closed up. My heart raced. And a voice in my head shouted "maybe you should just run."

And yet surprisingly... I found myself raising my hand.

It almost felt like an out-of-body moment.

Who was this woman who was raising her hand to get on stage and speak to a room full of 100 women when typically just giving a 30 second elevator pitch at a networking event would make me spiral and panic???

 

As I walked up to the stage... suddenly something happened...

I started taking some really deep diaphragmatic breaths... the kind of breaths I had taught my clients for years as a way manage their stress or pain.

I felt my feet on the floor. I felt myself drop into my body. I tapped into my years of performing as a dancer which was one of the few ways I had felt safe being seen.

And as I took the stage, I didn't want to run and hide.

While my voice still trembled and quivered as it always did when I was in the spotlight... I started to feel like "hey, this actually isn't that bad."

And by the end of my 5 minutes, I thought, "wow, I might actually be able to do this again sometime."

And after I had shared my message?

I received so much support and encouragement from the women in the room that it started to shift my life-long visibility wounds that went back to my childhood where I was bullied relentlessly for years.

By the end of the event, when asked to stand and share with everyone what I was taking away from the weekend, I declared to the group "I am now a speaker!" and felt in my bones I was actually going to speak on a stage again.

And that declaration and that shift to being visible in a way that still honored my sensitivity and my nervous system?? It changed everything in my business.

I started attracting my soulmate clients, more opportunities to share my story on podcasts and stages, and I finally stepped into making the impact I knew in my soul that I was here to make.

 

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I know what it’s like to be terrified of being seen for who you really are...

For years, I struggled with

  • Giving a 30 second elevator pitch at networking events 
  • Re-editing every social media post 20 times before putting it up and then wanting immediately to take it down after hitting post
  • Recording videos or going live on Facebook
  • Trying to make everything I did sound "professional," "scientific" and non-woo
  • Watering down my message so much that it sounded generic and spoke to no one... but still felt safe because no one could attack me for my opinions

 

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Your Magic Wasn't Meant to Stay in the Shadows.

If you’re hiding your voice, your truth, or your magic behind polished posts and sanitized words…
If you’re tired of watching less qualified voices get paid while you keep yourself small—

Then you already know: staying invisible has a cost.

It’s not just draining your energy.
It’s limiting your reach, your revenue, and your ability to change lives.

I know what it's like to feel your throat close, your chest tighten, and your brain beg you to stay quiet. 

But I also know what it's like to take a breath, stand tall, and let your voice be heard.

And I'd be honored to help you get there too.