For over 15 years in the film industry, my life was built around long days, constant movement, and somehow being in ten places at once while keeping everything on track. I loved the energy of it—and I was good at it.

But over time, I started to notice how little space there was to actually pause.Even when things slowed down, my mind didn’t. It was always onto the next thing, the next plan, the next solution. And somewhere in that, I realized I was craving something different—not less purpose, but more presence. More connection. More moments that felt intentional instead of rushed.

That shift is what led me into the wellness space.

I became a Reiki practitioner, started studying Ayurveda, and began learning what it actually feels like to be grounded—not just productive. And naturally, that changed how I create. I didn’t just want to be part of big productions anymore—I wanted to build spaces where people could slow down and actually feel something.Through co-hosting the Inner Peace Holistic Expo in Pennsylvania and co-creating the Peace of Mind Expo in Atlanta, I saw what happens when people are given that space. It’s not about having everything figured out—it’s about showing up, connecting, and allowing yourself to just be.

Waves of Peace came from that evolution.

From realizing that slowing down isn’t losing momentum—it’s creating space for what actually matters.And building this alongside my mom and sister makes it even more meaningful. It’s rooted in family, intention, and a shared desire to create something that feels real.If you’ve been craving that kind of space—even just for a day—this is for you.