"In 2003, I graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Counseling Psychology from Columbia Union College. Shortly after, I began working with Family Support Services in Orlando, Florida. In 2007 I began working at the University Behavioral Center, and in 2012 I earned a master's degree in Educational psychology. All though I had managed to educate myself and was employed, my inner environment was suffering. I had chronic stress, I fought everything that happen to me in life, had lots of negative habits like negative self-talk and beliefs, which kept me from moving the needle forward in my life. It took me years to acknowledge that life wasn’t the problem but the relationship I was having with it was. Literally, it was 0% of what life was doing and 100% of what I was doing. Only then I was able to assess my stress and decipher which one of my thoughts required my attention and which one I was potentially creating myself. From this place I was able to recognize, release old habits and make space for new habits and feelings that I wanted to be experiencing. I veered into them and allowed them to be which helped me move the needle forward in my life. "