meet gabrielle

đŸ€ wife to erik [my tinder lover]

đŸ„° mom to my daughter claire & two rescue pitbulls jax & rocky [my dreams come true]

đŸ§˜đŸŒâ€â™€ïž intuitive channeler for burnt out entrepreneurs [my people right there!]

đŸ‘©đŸŒâ€đŸł sourdough baker in training [big emphasis on *training* - but mamas finding her groove!]

hi, i'm gabrielle!

If you’re craving your “soft girl, sourdough era” but are also relentless AF about your goals and well-being—we’re going to be best friends.


I wasn’t always the calm, present, and grounded person I am today.

Not even close.

Honestly, a few years ago, I couldn’t even imagine this life.

Back then, Erik’s job required us to live upstate, and there weren’t any local work opportunities for me. So, I took a tech sales job in Manhattan. The commute? Five hours a day. I’m not exaggerating—FIVE HOURS.

I’d leave the house at 6 a.m. and wouldn’t get home until 8 p.m. most nights. It was brutal.

We had just gotten a puppy, and I completely missed his entire puppyhood. 

Even when I was home, I wasn’t really there. I’d sit on the couch, but my mind was already racing about the next morning’s train ride, the calls, the meetings... It felt like I couldn’t stop the spiral.

My nervous system was fried.
I felt trapped, like I couldn’t keep doing this.

But you know what people kept telling me? “Oh, you’re young—you’ll be fine.”

 








I remember sitting on the train, overhearing parents talk about how it would take them hours to get home if their kid got sick at school.They’d share stories about missing school plays, dinners, and all those little moments that really make life feel alive. I’d hear them and just think, 'I don’t want that for myself. I can’t do that when I have a family.'

That realization lit something inside me—a fire, honestly. I didn’t just want that freedom for me. I wanted it for the people I was listening to right now. I could feel the pain in their voice. 

That grind went on for 18 months, and it wrecked me. My mind was constantly racing, my body was in overdrive, and I just felt numb. I was in survival mode every single day.

Fast-forward six or seven years, and honestly? It feels surreal to think about how much has changed.

Now, I get to stay home with my daughter, Claire. I’ve been there for every moment—every laugh, every milestone—and I soak it all in. My mind is calm. My body feels free. And I’m doing the work I love most: channeling and helping other people find that same kind of emotional freedom.

It wasn’t easy, though. I had to learn—mostly the hard way—how to take back my life. And I didn’t do it with those big, flashy manifestation techniques you see everywhere. 


I didn't feel fine. I felt awful. 

For me, it was all about manifesting emotional freedom.

Here’s the thing: no one was teaching me how to manifest that.

All the tools and courses I found were about manifesting external stuff—money, cars, homes. But no matter how much money I had, I still felt awful inside.

I had to figure it out on my own.

I realized that no amount of money would ever scratch the deep itch I felt inside. Through trial and error, through panic attacks and heartbreak, I learned how to heal. I learned how to slow down. And I started focusing on the internal shifts that mattered more than the external wins.

That’s when I started channeling and channeled a manifestation method I’d never seen before.It gave me the emotional ROI I’d been craving and is now the method I teach to all my clients today.

When I prioritized regulating my nervous system and healing everything I had been avoiding—everything changed. My mind became calm. My body felt lighter. I started to rediscover my authentic self. And suddenly, life didn’t feel so overwhelming anymore.

And here’s the wild part: once I worked on feeling better emotionally and mentally, the external stuff started falling into place naturally. The finances, the success—it all showed up as a byproduct of getting myself right first.



 








And now? I'm here.

Like, really here.

My mind is where my two feet are. I’ve learned how to manage my emotions, how to slow down, and how to breathe through the moments that used to send me spiraling.

I’ve healed the parts of me that kept me sprinting through life—always chasing, never arriving.

These days, I’m all about soakin' in slow mornings with my family—baking sourdough for breakfast, my daughter playing, Erik by my side. And then there’s Jax, my rescue pup who’s about to turn seven and is the absolute center of my world.

I’ll be honest—there isn’t a day that goes by where I don’t feel the ache of missing out on those first years of his life. I think about all the moments I lost when I was too exhausted and too anxious to be present with him. That pain fuels me to show up differently now. Every walk, every cuddle, every wag of his tail is my chance to make it up to him.

Here’s what I’ve learned:
It’s never too late to change.
To slow down.
To savor.
To heal.

If I can get here, I know you can too.

And if any part of my story resonates with you—if you’re craving that calm, that peace, that feeling of finally being present—I’m here to help you find it. Through my work as an intuitive channeler, I can guide you to uncover what’s keeping you stuck and help you find the freedom you’ve been searching for.

Whether it’s through The Healed Millionaire—especially the VIP Tier with monthly 1:1 channeling sessions—or a one-time 1:1 Breakthrough Session, I’m here to channel what's going on and guide you to the other side so you can experience a lifetime of peace and happiness. 







 








xo,
gabrielle

I had a wicked cough a few years ago and had to get x-rays. My lungs were fine, but another set of x-rays and a cat scan later revealed an extra rib I was born with đŸ€Ș

I have an extra rib that you can feel through my neck đŸ€Ł

He asked me to go on a date with him for two weeks. Everything in me said no, my gut said yes. We've been together ever since. Reason number 238794234 why I always listen to my gut đŸ€Ł

My husband and i met on tinder after a friend of mine made me one as a joke after a bad breakup 

They are not dogs. They are land seals and I love them very much. 

I would rescue every pitbull in the world if i could 

I love the city of Boston more than I can describe. Give me all the sports, The North End, and the delicious food. 

I can 100% do without the drivers though 😂

I grew up 30 minutes north of boston 

Next up on the list: 

Build a family compound on 20+ acres in New England
Retire Erik from his job
Buy property out in New Mexico


i'm a manifesting generator & I'm always dreaming about something

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My mission is to create a safe, welcoming space for entrepreneurs who’ve burned out to finally heal, step back from the grind, & detach from their achievements.

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