For decades, I worked in the business world, helping leaders and organizations grow. I owned multiple companies, sold consulting services to hundreds of small-to-midsize businesses, and partnered with high-level leaders looking to improve performance. But no matter how sharp their strategies were, I saw the same pattern again and again:

They knew what to do, but something kept them from doing it.

I recognized it because I had lived it myself. I was ambitious, driven, always pushing for more, yet I often found myself mysteriously stuck, hesitating at critical moments. It didn’t make sense—until life forced me to look deeper.

Between 2011 and 2017, I lost almost everything—my home, my parents, one of my sisters, and a community I had built over years. I was adrift, grieving, and searching for a way forward.

Then, in 2019, I found Chakradance.

It wasn’t a breakthrough in the way I expected. It wasn’t forceful or dramatic. It was subtle, elegant—like waves washing over stone, gently clearing away what no longer belonged. With every movement, every session, something softened, released, and realigned. The weight I had been carrying—not just from my losses, but from a lifetime of buried patterns—began to dissolve.

It was the first time I understood, in my bones, that healing isn’t about fixing ourselves. It’s about removing what’s in the way of who we’ve always been.