Before becoming Maryam, she lived many lives:
She was a Suma Cum Laude lawyer, trained to argue, achieve, and win.
Then, a powerful entrepreneur, building digital empires, scaling fast, moving in masculine brilliance.
Later, a mentor and strategist, guiding hundreds of women with sharpness and fire.
From boardrooms in Wework to Bali,
from intellect to intuition,
from performance to prayer,
she mastered every stage.
She wore every crown.
But behind every identity, there was always the whisper:
“And what if I choose to be only what’s true in my soul and my bones?”

 

So she began the journey of unbecoming.
Of removing the masks.
One by one.
The high-performer.
The good daughter.
The successful entrepreneur.
The coach who had the answers.

Until all that was left was a woman in her body.
Rooted in God.
Bathed in silence.
And finally… free.

 

She walked that path first.
And now, she holds the field open, not to teach,
not to lead from above,
but to be the place where you remember
who you were before the masks.

 

Her work lives between silence and fire.
Between poetry and presence.
Between the ancient and the now.

 

It’s not content.
It’s not coaching.
It’s gold.
Refined by fire.
Offered in devotion.
So you, too, can come home.

It’s an invitation to come home to the version of you
that doesn’t need to perform to belong.

She is not here to teach you how to become more,
She is here to remind you that you already are.