You've Achieved So Much.But You Know There's More.

At 18, I entered the workforce as a temporary clerk. Within months, I'd passed my entrance exam and been appointed to a permanent position. At 20, I married the man who would become my partner for more than 57 years. From the outside, everything looked exactly as it should.

But nine years into my marriage, everything changed. Sitting in a Bible study one Thursday night in June 1977, I heard these words for the first time as if they were spoken directly to me: “Whom the Son sets free is free indeed.” That night, I was gloriously transformed—not striving, not condemned. Free.

Years later, after rising to a senior position in the Public Service, I made a decision that surprised many: I chose early retirement. Not because I had failed—but because I was being called into something more aligned with who I truly was.

That season led me to volunteer at a centre for socially displaced persons. Sitting with people in their brokenness, I realised: compassion alone was not enough. I needed to be equipped. So I pursued my Master's degree in Counselling Psychology and established my practice—walking alongside others in their journeys of healing and transformation.

Now, at 79, I help high-achieving women make the same shift I did—from achievement to alignment, from striving to becoming.