From Self-Doubt to Self-Devotion

I grew up in a village in Pakistan where opportunity wasn’t promised — especially not to girls. When my parents could only afford to send one child to college, I wasn’t the chosen one. So I became the choosing one.
 

I put myself through school, built my first company in my 20s, and eventually earned an MBA in Silicon Valley — navigating cultures, careers, and continents along the way.

That first company? It was a wild roller coaster. Highs, lows, and way too much ambiguity. I honestly didn’t know any better. It took me years to realize: You can learn to master ambiguity.

Being a woman with big dreams doesn’t have to mean constant stress, loneliness, or sacrificing your joy. That insight changed everything. It helped me reclaim my time, rebuild my nervous system, and finally feel powerful in both my work and my life.

Since then, I’ve blended strategy with spirituality — the left brain and right brain — guiding women back to themselves so they can create lives and careers that feel deeply aligned, abundant, and free.
 

Because you weren’t meant to just get through it. You were meant to build it your way — with clarity, ease, and heart.