The Dance of Motherhood, Business & a Life Fully Lived

The dynamics of raising a child in Bali amidst a pretty vibrant life.

Some days, I wake early resting on my bed.


Before the first light spills across my floors.

Before the messages, the calls, the planning.

Before the world asks anything of me.


It’s in these quiet moments that I remember, I am a woman first.


A mother, yes. A leader, yes. A creator, a guide, a spaceholder.


But before all of that, I am a woman. A woman with a body, a breath, a heart that deserves to be held.


Because this life I have built—the business, the community, the freedom—isn’t just about what I do.


It’s about who I am while I do it.


It’s about my son seeing his mother alive in her essence.


Not just working. Not just holding it all together. But thriving. Loving. Receiving.


Because this is the energy that raises a child.

Not sacrifice, not depletion, not running on empty.

But wholeness. Fullness. Overflow.


𓂀 The Myth of Balance (And Why I Don’t Chase It)


People ask me how I balance it all.


The business. The mentorship. The mothering.

The deep devotion to my community, my friendships, my own feminine heart.


And the truth?

I don’t.


Because balance implies a scale—two forces opposing each other, competing for weight.

And I do not live in competition with my own life.


I live in flow.


𓆸 Some days, I pour fully into my son—holding him, playing, witnessing the world through his eyes.


𓆸 Some days, I pour into my work—leading women into their feminine, watching their entire presence shift under my gaze.


𓆸 Some days, I pour into my community—tea ceremonies, laughter, the flow of movement and energy weaving together the fabric of something greater.


𓆸 And every day, I pour into myself—because without that, none of it moves.


I do not compartmentalise. I weave.


I do not strive for perfect balance. I surrender to perfect rhythm following my own feminine cycle.


Because a feminine-led life isn’t about making everything fit.


It’s about knowing when to be soft, when to be still, when to move, and when to let yourself be moved.


𓆸 Raising a Son as a Feminine Woman


One day, my son will love a woman.

He will hold her in ways that make her feel safe.

He will lead, not from force, but from deep, unwavering presence.


He will know that power is not control—it is devotion.


And he will know this because he saw his mother move through life this way.


𓆸 He will see a woman who does not shrink for love, but expands in it.


𓆸 He will see a woman who does not chase, does not harden, does not build walls—but who chooses where she lets her softness bloom.


𓆸 He will know that the feminine is an unseen force that holds the fabric of existence, not a weakness.


Because he was raised by a woman who embodied it.


𓆸 A Life That Holds It All


This is what I want for every woman.


Not just success. Not just love.

But a life where she does not have to sacrifice one part of herself to have the other.


𓂀 A life where her body is nourished, her spirit is full, and her work is an extension of her pleasure.


𓂀 A life where she is supported, adored, and free.


𓂀 A life where she does not burn herself out for her business, for her family, for love, but where she lets all of it rise together.


Because this is how we create legacies.

Not through exhaustion.

But through grace.


𓆸 Temple of Grace: Where You Learn to Hold It All


This is why I created Temple of Grace.


𓆸 Not to teach you how to balance it all—but to show you that you were never meant to balance. You were meant to flow.


𓆸 Not to give you another strategy for being “more productive”—but to make you magnetic to everything you desire.


𓆸 Not to show you how to control more—but to let you be held in a way that makes life move through you.


Because when a woman remembers how to trust, surrender, and receive…

She does not have to fight for the life she wants.


She becomes the kind of woman it effortlessly unfolds for.


And love, you are meant to be that woman.


The doors are open.

Come inside.

And let yourself be felt.