ABOUT MOON MEDIA COACHING

At 28, my world shattered. My sister was killed in a hit-and-run, and my husband left me on the same day. The night before signing my divorce papers, I caught a glimpse of my own reflection: hollow cheeks, dark circles, eyes filled with despair. In that moment, I realized how disconnected I had been—from myself, from my sister, and from my own life. My voice was blocked, my spirit broken, and I had no idea who I truly was.

That moment of honesty forced a choice: continue reliving old patterns or change. I chose change. What followed was a decade of intense self-growth, discovery, and courage—a journey to reclaim my voice, my power, and my life.

I came to New York City from Vanuatu over 17 years ago, after serving in the Peace Corps as a teacher trainer and policy writer. With no money or job, I trusted the city to lead me to my path. My first role was producing for Mel Robbins long before she became a globally recognized YouTube star, best-selling author, and thought leader on personal growth. But I knew producing wasn’t my calling. When I told my boss I wanted to become a media coach, he fought to keep me—but I had clarity about my purpose. From that day forward, I dedicated myself to guiding leaders, experts, and influencers to find their voice and make an impact.

• Align your truth with your message. People instantly sense authenticity. Your message must reflect your beliefs and values, not just what “sounds good.” This alignment is the foundation of ethical communication and conscious influence.
• Evolve with the media landscape. Platforms, formats, and audience expectations are constantly changing. Understanding media literacy—how content is created, shared, and perceived—allows you to communicate effectively, responsibly, and with impact. Strategic partnerships and thoughtful messaging amplify reach without compromising integrity.  
• Master flow. True creative flow comes when fears and limiting beliefs are released. In flow, your passion and insight speak naturally, making your communication both compelling and responsible.
• Lead with empathy and vulnerability. Being human disarms, builds trust, and opens audiences to learning. Empathy and vulnerability aren’t just emotional tools—they are ethical choices, fostering connection and understanding rather than manipulation.
• Embrace your emotions. Emotional authenticity helps audiences resonate with your message. When you manage and express emotions skillfully, you create a powerful bridge between your story and others’ experiences, guiding them toward reflection, insight, or action.
• Innovate and challenge assumptions. Share fresh ideas, research, and stories thoughtfully. Media literacy means knowing not just what to say, but how it will be received. Being conscious of language, framing, and context ensures your influence uplifts and educates, rather than misleads or alienates.

Media is a tool of immense power. With 15 years of coaching experience, I’ve learned that communication is not just about being heard—it’s about being responsible, intentional, and ethical. Your voice can inspire, inform, and transform—but only when paired with conscious awareness of your impact.

I love seeing transformations happen when people combine practice with play. I love brainstorming, co-creating, and helping clients take down walls so they can take bold creative risks. And nothing compares to the moment a message ignites inside someone—growing outward until it radiates into the world, inspiring action and sparking a movement.