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Ever look at other couples and wonder why relationships are so easy for them?

Here’s a perspective, it’s not that love is easy for them, it’s that they're living through an identity that supports it.


For years, I’d watch other women glide into happy, stable relationships and think,

what’s their secret?


They’d get engaged, settle down, and seem so at ease in love…while I was stuck in a loop of relationships that were filled with anxiety, self-doubt, and emotional highs and lows that left me feeling powerless.


At the time, I didn’t realise it had nothing to do with luck or timing.

It had everything to do with identity.


You see, when you’re anxiously attached, you’re not actually experiencing your relationship as it is,

you’re experiencing it through the filter of the story you believe about yourself and past experience.


Every text, tone, or silence gets interpreted through the lens of, “Am I safe? Am I enough? Am I about to be left?”

And because your nervous system is wired for survival, not connection, you unconsciously create the very experiences you fear most.

That was me for years.


Highly capable, a high performer… but in relationships, I’d shrink, overthink, and settle for crumbs that matched my hidden story of unworthiness.


It wasn’t until I did the deeper identity work, the kind that rewires the emotional foundation you operate from, that everything changed.

When I learned to source emotional safety from within instead of chasing it through someone else, my relationships transformed.


What happened?

Within two years, I met my husband on Tinder.

We got engaged, married, and built a relationship that feels calm, equal, and deeply secure, something I once thought was reserved for other people.


That experience became the foundation of my work today.

Now, I help high-achieving individuals who “have it all” on paper but still feel anxious, unseen, or undervalued in relationships

to rewire their identity so they can finally feel fulfilled and emotionally safe in their relationships.


Because love doesn’t change when you do more.

It changes when you become more of who you actually are, the person who no longer performs for connection, but simply feels safe to receive it.


Once you’re anchored in your secure identity, everything else begins to align.

Love. Leadership. Fulfilment.

It all starts with who you believe yourself to be.

That is the relationship that we recalibrate.


I’d love to know if this is something you too have experienced and as always, if you are called to explore my work and methodology, simply send me a message.


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