You've been so good at taking care of everyone else. But who is taking care of you?
At some point, many women reach a moment of quiet recognition. It isn’t a breakdown. It isn’t a crisis. It’s just the realization that while your life looks full, you feel strangely absent from it.
You did what was expected. You became reliable. You held the world together. And somewhere along the way, you started to feel like a passenger in your own life.
Maybe you recognize the feeling:
Lost & Found is a place to land. It is a private, self-guided process for women who don’t need "fixing"—they just need the space to remember who they are.
Most advice tells you to change, to improve, or to reinvent yourself. But you don't need a new personality. You don’t need another version of yourself. And you definitely don’t need more noise telling you what to do.
What you need is a place to:
Lost & Found is a toolkit you can move through quietly, at your own pace.It’s designed to help you separate who you are from who you became to survive.
What this is
A Private Mirror: A tool for self-observation and quiet honesty.
A Language Builder: Prompts to help you find words for how you feel.
Low Pressure: Something you can do in 10 minutes or 10 days.
A Return: A way to remember the person you’ve always been.
What this is NOT
Therapy or Counseling: It is not a clinical tool or a substitute for mental health care.
A "Life Overhaul": It won’t tell you to quit your job or change your life by Monday
A Course: There are no "modules," deadlines, or videos to keep up with.
A Reinvention: We aren't trying to build a "New You." The "Old You" is enough
I created Lost & Found because I know what it’s like to build a life around being dependable. To be the one people rely on. The one who keeps things running. The one who doesn’t fall apart.
Over time, that version of me worked but it came at a cost. I stopped checking in with myself. I stopped trusting my own preferences. I lost clarity about what was mine and what I was doing out of obligation.
I didn’t need a life coach or a step-by-step plan. I needed language. I needed a way to sort through what I was carrying and decide what actually belonged to me. Lost & Found is that process.