Raised by a single mother from the age of three, alongside my older brother, I spent my childhood moving between Oahu, Maui, and Hawai’i Island. From an early age, I was drawn to fashion, nurturing relationships (I always played “the mom” when we played house in school), performing for my family, magazines, music, and decorating my room. As a teenager, I cultivated a love for curating vintage items, hosting parties, and traveling. At 16, I discovered photography and taught myself Photoshop — skills that would later enable me to design projects for over 100 businesses, despite having no formal training.

2010 - 2013: After graduating from online high school, I opened a sustainable clothing boutique. However, I eventually decided to close the boutique and pursue new opportunities. With no connections and having never visited before, I moved to New York City. There, I began working in film and media production, starting as a production assistant and eventually supporting producers on high-profile projects. However, the pressures of the industry, compounded by my first serious relationship, led me into a deep depression.

2016: I left NYC to take a project in Hawai‘i, where I had a startling realization that the person I was in love with was not who they said they were. As a way to heal, I turned to writing and indoor cycling. Eventually, I went into teaching sweat-dripping, empowering cycling classes that became a transformative experience for me and my students.

2017: I launched Aloha Friday Creative Studio (formerly Aloha Friday Agency) to support Pacific-based clients with social media, web design, and marketing needs. Having clients on multiple islands, I was on the rise and began to gain notice within the industry. I started to see a very real path of becoming a 6 figure agency with multiple creatives working alongside me.

2019: Hitting a burn out with work my interests expanded into the metaphysical realm, exploring astrology, crystals, and various healing modalities.

2020: The isolation of the pandemic became a turning point. During this time, I began developing a cycling studio concept that combined mindfulness and meditation — the first of it’s kind. Simultaneously, I experienced a spiritual awakening, taking a Reiki attunement that activated new psychic abilities.

2021: The cycling studio dream dissolved due to COVID restrictions. While vacationing on the Big Island, I had a vision during a breathwork session that led me to find a rental home in Waimea. Within months I answered the call and moved myself over. There, I began hosting intimate women’s circles in a tent gifted by the Legacy Cacao family. My offerings grew to include virtual sessions, a business cohort called Business in the New Paradigm, and other gatherings centered around activating the wisdom, mystery, and beauty of the world. My move was motivated by a desire to connect with the land, meet a partner, and start a family.

2023: I founded Fabled Island Design Studio with the intention of opening a store in Waimea. While that plan shifted, the studio evolved into a consulting business for residential and commercial spaces. I also created the Soul RX Pad, a daily devotional designed to bring more magic into everyday life. In August the Lāhainā fires happen, opening once again to a massive awakening and initiation deeper into my purpose here. I was changed forever. Now more than ever I began to question our relationship to the systems that reinforce the infrastructures that could allow an event like that happen. Diving deeper into my lineage, I went through a radical process of extracting deeper truths.

2024: After significant trials and a process of surrender, I realized that my envisioned timeline was not aligned. I made the courageous decision to move back to Oahu to pursue a legacy project alongside my mother and brother, returning to where my journey began.

The story is far from over, with much still unfolding, but I hope this offers a glimpse into the path I’ve walked and the vision I’m here to share.