We don’t fix women — we un-gaslight them.
Especially when the system is the one that’s broken. Because when the job market crumbles, when AI gets scapegoated, and fragile men still get promoted—we know it’s not you.
Chief Troublemaker helps women reclaim everything the world told them to tone down:
Big voices.
Sharp instincts.
Rage that refuses to simmer down.
Once you stop contorting yourself to survive, the real work begins.
That’s where I come in.
I work with women in their second act—especially late-diagnosed and neurodivergent—who are done shrinking to survive.
The layoffs didn’t break you; they broke the system you were trying to fit into.
Because here’s what I believe:
Your voice isn’t too loud—it’s just been ignored too long.
Visibility isn’t vanity. It’s a form of power.
Leadership that demands self-abandonment isn’t leadership—it’s performance.
Your survival patterns were never a flaw. They were evidence of brilliance under pressure.
Selling yourself shouldn’t feel like betrayal.