Family & Legacy
Legacy isn’t just about what you leave—it’s about how you live.
For me, family has always been the “why” behind the mission.
Motherhood changed everything for me—not just in the emotional sense, but in how I made decisions, built systems, and envisioned the future.
While I wasn’t a single mother in the traditional sense, I spent many seasons raising my son, Elijah, on my own while navigating the challenges of military life.
His father and I were both active-duty service members living in different states, doing our best to co-parent across distance, deployments, and demanding schedules.
That experience taught me resilience, adaptability, and the importance of having a strong foundation—not just emotionally, but financially. Every decision I made was with Elijah in mind, and I knew early on that I wanted to create something lasting for him. Now, as a young man in college, he continues to make me proud and reminds me daily why this work matters.
Today, I’m also blessed to share life with Kal, my loving partner, who supports this mission and walks alongside me as I continue to grow in purpose. And of course, our dog Ace adds joy and energy to our home—because legacy should include laughter, too.
But legacy isn’t just about parenting—it’s about impact.
It’s about breaking cycles, creating opportunities, and stewarding what we’ve been given so the next generation starts from a better place. Whether you’re a single parent, a co-parent, a grandparent, or someone raising yourself—your legacy matters.
That’s why I help women and families build generational wealth through financial education, protection, and personalized strategy. Because your family may not have come from wealth, but with the right tools, wealth can come from your family.