Meet Trista

When I was a child, I would do all kinds of things that made me feel inspired, excited, and uplifted. I drew my own characters. I wrote my own stories. I made up television shows with my stuffed animals. In most public situations, I was very shy, but when I was alone or with close friends and family, I felt like my most authentic self.

I spent years of my adult life going against the clues my body would give me when something sparked joy for me, as it had when I was a child. I remember many times where something would give me goosebumps with excitement or feel like a magnetic pull towards an idea, but I would shove it down because it wasn’t what I “should” be doing.  Countless times I ignored when my intuition also told me that something didn’t spark joy. The end result of these heavy feelings left me anxious, depressed, and stuck. 

I was constantly working jobs where my bosses told me I wasn’t doing enough or being in relationships that made me feel uncomfortable or lesser. I started to have panic attacks and assumed for a while that this was just how life was supposed to be as an adult. 

To counteract those feelings, I eventually began to obsessively declutter my home. I somehow thought that if I could remove all items that didn’t belong, everything would be magically solved. But this never felt satisfactory, and nothing was ever solved.

In 2018, I found Marie Kondo’s The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, and it was like something clicked inside me. I learned that I had been going about my life entirely wrong. Rather than worry about doing the things society or other people told me to do, I should be focusing on how I felt internally. I was meant to be listening to what “sparked joy” again, and paying attention to when something made my body light up. I learned to shift from choosing what needed to leave my life, to instead choosing a life of gratitude and what items and aspects of my life felt uplifting, exciting, and right for me. My home and my life were meant to only contain the things that I love.

Around 2019 I discovered the world of mindfulness and meditation to help ease my anxiety further, and this opened up an entirely new world that skyrocketed my healing. I learned to quiet the thoughts in my mind so that I could focus on what my intuition was telling me. I became certified in the different levels of reiki to learn how energy works, I became certified in how to help others learn about their intuition, and I developed unexpected psychic abilities along the way.

Since then, I live every day through the guidance of what feels right and easy for me, and I’ve never been happier. By using the KonMari Method and living with intention, I’ve quit the corporate jobs and now serve my clients full time, I only spend time with people that energize me, and my body is healthier than ever. I fully believe that our intuition is here to show us exactly what is for our best and highest life, and I’d love to teach you how to get there. 

Fun facts about me:

1. My favorite holiday is New Years Eve because I love fireworks, the reflection of the past year, the limitless possibilities for the next year, and filling out a new Passion Planner with colored pens right out of the package. 

2. Eevee has been my favorite Pokemon since I was 12 years old. I never evolve it when I play the games. 

3. I’m a lifelong avid professional wrestling fan and have been to (technically) four Wrestlemanias, two Royal Rumbles, and two All Outs. 

4. I graduated college with a major in English and a minor in Creative Writing. I’m obsessed with learning new things, I attempt to read a book a week, and books are my favorite category to tidy (surprise). 

5. In the personality test world, I’m a Myers Briggs INTJ (leaning more into my F these days), an Enneagram 5w4, a Human Design Projector, and Astrologically an Aquarius.