I’m a globe-hopping rest advocate, former New York hustle girlie, and founder of Slow Girl Season, a next-gen wellness brand for women in their “what now?” era.
Very into: golden retrievers, dewy skincare, pop musicals, and avoiding calls since 2020. Equally obsessed with cozy nights in (foot wiggle mandatory) and booking spontaneous flights across the world.
Caught between big city ambition and countryside dreams with rescue dogs, a skincare fridge, and Twilight on repeat.
Fancy corner office, Louboutin heels, and power lunch emails.
I subscribed to Women’s Wear Daily religiously, interned at fashion PR agencies, and happily stayed late hoping someone would notice.
For years, I poured myself into building a career that looked impressive, hoping it would finally make me feel enough.
Spoiler: it didn’t.
On paper, I had it all together.
Behind the scenes? Chronic UTIs, burnout masked as ambition, and a body constantly in fight-or-flight.
We’re not another wellness brand pushing perfectly-lit routines or techy dashboards that leave you feeling like a productivity robot. We’re not about self-improvement for self-improvement’s sake or “that girl” advice dressed up in neutral tones.
We exist because I know what it’s like to follow all the wellness rules and still feel like something’s missing. Because I thought I wanted the New York corner office, until I realized I was chasing a dream built more on proving others wrong than actually feeling good. And yet, that same drive gave me the grit to create something better.
Slow Girl Season is the in-between. The recalibration. The space between who you were and who you’re becoming.
Because your habits shape your life but so do your beliefs. And I’m here to help you shift both.
If you’re in your “what now?” era… welcome. You’re not behind. You’re just becoming.
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theatre
french bulldogs
dewy skin
slow mornings
Candy
SUMMER
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Where I stand on the super important stuff... Agree / disagree?
musicals
golden retrievers
full glam
sunrise workouts
chocolate
Fall
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