“Go out into the woods. Go out. If you don’t go out into the woods, nothing will ever happen and your life will never begin.”
I help people bring their human nature to work.
I envision a world where we bring our full human nature to work.
This means we get to embrace our inner cycles and seasons as a feature, not a bug. Gone are the days when we would hustle until collapse or bop between back-to-back meetings with the "never let 'em see you sweat" smile on our faces. Boldflow is here to usher in a new way of working with women co-creating a more conscious future, integrating work into life, not the other way around. We look to nature for inspiration to build something with real roots, where resources and responsibility are shared, where growth looks more like a spiral than a straight line, and where there is actually room to breathe.
My Story
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I didn’t always know how to trust my own rhythm.
Earlier in my career, I was hellbent on climbing. I got my first tech job at 25, where I invested in my PMP certification before I was ready for it, landed a $12k promotion, and kept pushing for more important titles, bigger projects, and more money, regardless of my actual interests. I was focused on growing and striving just for the sake of achievement. But when each achievement left me feeling emptier than the last, I knew something had to give.
One day, I just couldn't take it anymore. I gave an 8-week notice, worked diligently to leave the team in a better place than I found it, and walked away from my six-figure salary and Director-level position without a plan but with a deep inner knowing that I’d be okay.
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I made tending to my energy my full-time job.
I started sewing. I went to the pool. I walked barefoot in the grass. I deepened my yoga practice and became a teacher. I did all the things I loved as a kid but stopped doing when life got so serious. I got out of my head and into my hands. I decentered work and let myself wander.
What I found on the other side of all that stillness was a different way of seeing work altogether. Not as the thing to prove myself, but as one small part of a larger ecosystem that needs tending.
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Here's what I know now: work is just a thing we do, and the more disconnected it is from nature, from our human nature, the less satisfying it feels.I believe work is part of a greater ecosystem of our life and deserves to be treated as such. Nature shows us the way. I believe we are extensions of nature, and everything we create is too. Those beliefs directly influence how I approach Operations.
Automation is not what makes a person, a team, or a business resilient. AI can handle most of that. Real resilience comes from trust - self-trust, trusting the process, and trusting the bigger plot of our life’s work. Sure, we need systems to stay organized, but the real operating system is internal. And when we build processes that honor our inner nature instead of depleting it, we set ourselves and our teams up for something that actually lasts.
Can you relate?
If you've been feeling like everything is a little too fast, a little too reactive, and you secretly suspect there's a better way to run your business without burning yourself out to do it, you're right.
Slowing down to build the right foundation is not falling behind. It's how you build something you can actually sustain. I would know, because it’s what I’m doing now!
“A healthy woman is much like a wolf: robust, chock-full, strong life force, life-giving, territorially aware, inventive, loyal, roving.”