You are born with a mission.

Born in Malawi Africa, of East Indian decent, at the age of six, I knew two things. I had a mission and I was destined to be in the USA. Just shy of my tenth birthday, my family, friends and entire community suddenly found ourselves amidst a political coup d’etat and were initially given three days to flee. As a result, I arrived in London, a child refugee with my entire life packed in one suitcase and eventually immigrated to the USA. The numerous and profoundly heartbreaking challenges that I endured along the way propelled me onto a lifelong path of personal growth and spirituality and led me to obtain my Master’s degree in Spiritual Psychology.

My entire life experience and education ultimately prepared and led me to the unfolding of my heartfelt mission, which is to assist others to discover their life’s purpose. I provide groundbreaking information and bring a different perspective that can help people discover their life’s purpose and live their best lives.

I am a Social Researcher with an M.A. in Spiritual Psychology. I am the author of “Mission: Possible: How to Step Into Your True Calling” and a Life-Purpose Coach. Additionally, I facilitate both women’s groups and workshops. I am also a founding Member of the non-profit organization Compassion in Action “no one need die alone.” I am a volunteer, an activist, a philanthropist, and a political junkie. An avid traveler, I consider myself a global citizen. Photo Credit: Michael Helms