Hi, I am Rhona.
I’ve lived through things most people avoid.
Loss. Collapse. Starting over.
I didn’t just survive—I paid attention.
I tracked how it happened, how it felt, what shifted.
I figured out how to move forward without losing myself.
That’s the root of the work I do now.
You don’t need another plan and formula. You need someone who is comfortable showing you how to play with the uncomfortable - the unknown - and creatively motive forward.
I remind people that being human is messy, ridiculous, funny and sometimes beautiful—
and always worth staying awake for.
Identities are always in motion. We build from who we are - not as a fixed identity, but as a living, evolving architecture.
How much of who we’ve become was shaped by survival and environment, not choice?
When we pause and track what’s been driving us, we gain the power to choose what stays - and what no longer belongs.
I have spent my life helping people name what is already there - what’s beneath the surface. The repeat stories, the roles they thought they had to hold. The patterns that no longer fit.
I’ve helped them put to words what they’ve always sensed but couldn’t articulate. I just help them see it clearly - and choose what to do with it. Intentionally. Creatively. Powerfully embodied.
I don’t hand people a plan, I help them recognize what’s real and how to honestly create what align with themselves.
That’s the framework I live and share -creativity
Creativity isn’t decoration. It’s perception.
I don’t separate creativity from innovation or art.
It’s not the act of painting or producing—it’s the ability to notice what doesn’t exist yet, what’s missing, or what needs to shift. It’s intuitive pattern recognition. It’s presence. It’s the part of us that stays awake to what’s real, even before it has words. It’s always been the root of my work.
Creativity is the capacity to perceive differently. It notices the edge before the shift.
Innovation is creativity applied with intent. It’s the moment perception becomes motion.
Art is creativity with form. It tracks what’s been felt and turns it into something visible.
It’s a way of sensing, shaping, and stepping into the life that actually fits.
Creativity isn’t a brand or a bonus.
It’s our most human way of thinking—before systems told us otherwise. The one we override to perform, prove, and belong.
It’s the way we all come in: curious, connected, sensing rhythm, noticing what fits and what doesn’t.
Which is why the process I use isn’t linear or prescriptive. It’s a spiral.
A living one.