I was buried too.
Here's how I got out.
I grew up a Midwest girl — middle child of four, left-handed, obsessed with talk shows and psychology. My father started TravelBrokers Inc in 1988. I grew up on the road with him. Travel was the air I breathed.
But I didn't know who I was yet, so I went looking. Dental assistant. Recording artist. Back-up singer. Actress. Server and bartender for 12 years between auditions. 27 jobs in all — none of them held me.
Until I realized I wasn't searching for the right job. I was searching for the right reason.
Then I moved to New York alone. I trained at The Neighborhood Playhouse — the school Sanford Meisner built. It was like walking a tightrope. I didn't just learn acting. I learned how to be present. How to listen. How to connect authentically. I came out a graduate — and a different woman than the one who walked in.
Travel is transformational. The Neighborhood Playhouse transformed me first.
I brought every one of those lessons into the travel industry and became the top-producing advisor at TravelBrokers with over $1 million in personal sales.
Frankly is the permission slip I wish someone had handed me. It exists because I know exactly what it feels like to not know who you are — and then to find out. That's my superpower with every woman I coach.
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at TravelBrokers
every graduate