Are you worried your daughter will be mistreated in her relationships?
Are you scared she'll be bullied to the point of suicide?
I help moms raise girls who are kind leaders because leaders know how to speak up for themselves in any situation.
Get the FREE guide below.
Are you worried your daughter will be mistreated in her relationships?
Are you scared she'll be bullied to the point of suicide?
I help moms raise girls who are kind leaders because leaders know how to speak up for themselves in any situation. Get the FREE guide below.
Let's make the world a kinder place together, one leader at a time.
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"Getting the opportunity to work with Annie has been a true blessing. She has consistently encouraged me and helped me to find ways to practice self-love.
From the very beginning, I felt I could share every thought and feeling I had. Annie doesn't tell me what I want to hear, she tells me what will truly help me grow and heal.
What I find incredibly helpful is that Annie gives me the tools I need to discover happiness within myself. Her genuine compassion shines through every conversation we’ve had.
I'm beyond grateful for the impact she has made on my life."
Jenn
"Annie came well recommended by many people I know. The problems I discussed with her were making me feel not enough, small, and frustrated. She is fun, loving, insightful, and genuinely cares about all of her clients.
I was surprised at how willing she was to help in all aspects of my life.
I contacted Annie not because of a specific problem but because I saw her energy and genuine love for helping people and just wanted her in my life.
Since working with her, I feel I have more understanding, love, and compassion for those I have a conflict with. My new mantra is 'I love me anyway' or 'I love them anyway'.
It’s been amazing!"
—Sarah
"I was having problems with my marriage and self-esteem issues that also affected every other relationship in my life. I felt so depressed.
Annie is professional and empathetic, and she listens. She also brought some levity to a situation that needed a bit of a lighter perspective.
Her perspective made everything seem more manageable, and not so overwhelming.
My marriage is stronger than ever, and even though I still have some self-esteem issues, I’m getting better every day and have her tools and tricks to keep me going!"
—Sheri
"I was having a really hard time thinking well of myself or seeing my potential. I had big dreams, but such little trust in my abilities that I couldn’t bring myself to even try to achieve them.
She validated my experiences, helping me feel seen and heard. She met me with a lot of compassion.
Working with Annie empowered me to find solutions for myself and my unique circumstances. That was the biggest game changer ever."
-ShaNae
Do you ever find yourself thinking...
"It feels like no matter what I say, we end up arguing."
"One minute we are getting along fine and then the next minute she is lashing out at me."
"I can't say what I really think because if I do, she'll get upset."
"I don't even know if she appreciates all the things I do for her.
"I want to protect her from making bad choices, but I don't feel like she listens to me."
"I want to feel more connected to her and have more fun with her, but I don't know how."
You’re not alone.
You’re having a conversation with your daughter and you just want to scream. You're worried about her and want what's best for her, but she keeps pushing back.
You might be worried about how she is being treated at school or wonder if she sees her value. She might be pushing to wear makeup at an early age and you're not sure when it's ok to say yes.
You're not alone, mama!
It's natural to have all of those fears when you have a girl. But you don't have to let those fears keep you up at night.
After experiencing several abusive relationships, I have learned the secret to helping young girls stand up for themselves.
We teach them:
How to glow with confidence
How to take care of their thoughts and feelings
How to speak up for themselves in their communication
How to accept others and work as a team
Then they will become KIND LEADERS.
Being a leader in kindness will reduce the impacts of all the hard things young girls will face in middle school and high school. And it will prepare them to only tolerate kindness in her future relationships.
No more worrying about how it really went at school today.
No more fear about the mistreatment she may face in life.
No more questioning yourself on how to talk to your daughter.
Don't let these conversations drain you of your energy anymore.
Let's chat about how I can support you in raising a kind leader.
I bet you've tried...
- Threats or bribes to get her to listen to you
- Reading self-help books, but haven't figured out how to implement the skills they teach
- Talking to other mom friends, but they are struggling with their daughters too
What you didn't have before...
- Someone to help you understand WHY your daughter is acting the way that she is
- Someone to help you learn how to take action on the skills you have read about
- Someone fun to be your constant cheerleader while you learn to connect with your daughter on a whole new level
One client said this after working with me:
"Working with Annie empowered me to find solutions for myself and my unique circumstances. That was the biggest game changer ever."
Another client said:
"Since working with her, I feel I have more understanding, love, and compassion for those I have a conflict with. My new mantra is "I love me anyway" or "I love them anyway," It’s been amazing!"
