10 years in tech. 2.5 years in the invisible workforce. One journey through burnout, homemaking, and motherhood that changed everything. I didn't just study these transitions — I engineered my own way through them. I spent a decade as a DevOps Lead building resilient infrastructure and seamless workflows. When my own system hit a wall of burnout, I stepped off the ladder entirely. What followed was 2.5 years of the most complex, least documented, most underestimated work I've ever done — running a household, and quietly losing and rebuilding my sense of self in the process. Nobody tells you that becoming a mother is its own system reboot. That the identity you spent a decade building doesn't just pause — it fundamentally changes its architecture. Nobody tells you that leaving a high-pressure tech career doesn't mean rest. It means learning to run a completely different, completely invisible infrastructure with no documentation, no deliverables, and no performance reviews. I lived all of it. The burnout. The matrescence. The career paralysis on the other side. Today, I merge 10 years of systems thinking with ICF-aligned holistic coaching through my endeavor, The Inner Edit — to help women stop surviving their lives and start designing them. Who I work with: — Working women deconstructing burnout and rebuilding identity outside of their job title — Homemakers overcoming caretaker guilt to rediscover who they are beyond the role — New moms navigating matrescence without permanently losing the woman they were before — Career seekers debugging paralysis and architecting a clear, values-aligned professional roadmap What I bring: — A decade of IT experience and firsthand understanding of the pressures faced in high-tech environments — Lived experience across burnout, full-time homemaking, and the psychological weight of new motherhood — ICF-accredited coaching education — Global Coach Certification Program by MasterMyLife (MML) — currently practicing as an ICF ACC Candidate If you're a woman in tech running on empty, a mom who's lost herself somewhere between the hospital and the household, or someone staring at a blinking cursor where their career roadmap used to be — The Inner Edit is built for you.