My work is a reflection of the emotions and energies I experience. Through these expressions, I find deeper ways to appreciate, love, and connect with this precious life.
“We are all just walking one another home.”
— Baba Ram Das
What People Are Saying
“Working with Daisy is like having someone to guide you to build a strong foundation in life. What's amazing about her was she never forced me to change my way of thinking or asking me to do anything that would overwhelm me. Instead, she took me back to the basics and examined what needed to be addressed so the change occurred organically. She helped me realize I have the innate ability to uplift people as well by clearing space for me to reconnect with myself.”
— Faye S, 45
“Daisy has a miraculous way of taking what seems to be a spider web, and distilling down the focal points into digestible actions. She effortlessly gave me advice on how to take transformative next steps toward what I want in life, which began with a small change that resulted in a great perspective shift.
If you have Daisy on your side, you will accomplish great things.”
— Tommy S, 26
“I came to Daisy in a time where I was experiencing uncertainty around my relationships and lack of direction in personal and career as well. I found all of her questions, journal prompts and exercise ideas to be extremely thought provoking and directional.
Daisy has been an incredible guiding light for me and my life journey. Her calming and loving energy instantly encourages you to be open and vulnerable.”
— Mele H, 25
Blogs
On Space Between
Have you ever gone after something so hard because you thought it’s what you want, and were going so intensely that when you finally paused, you realized “Huh, this isn’t right anymore.” Was it what I ever wanted? What changed? And what do I do next?
On Choice
This weekend I was sitting outside and noticed a spider’s web glimmer in the sun. I don’t know how long the spider’s webs had been there, but clearly for longer than I’d been sitting in this spot this morning. Then I thought, how silly is it of me to think that I am the only variable responsible for the things I notice in life? That I am in control of everything that happens around me?
On Letting Go
Five years ago, I was what some may call obsessive. I over planned all the events that would play into my life. When I visited home, I had specific people and hours set aside for friends and family to the T, and if I couldn’t make it, I would turn into a pressure cooker whose cap was about to POP OFF. Can you relate? And yes, there was an intervention…