No woman was built to live as a fraction of herself.
Hello, I’m Marguerite.
I was running on external validation and calling it ambition.
I spent most of my life chasing the next thing. A bigger title, a better firm, the right house, the right everything. I landed the dream consulting job at one of the best firms in the world — and still woke up wanting more, never satisfied, no matter what I achieved. New baby, new mortgage, a calendar that could make a grown woman cry, and me telling everyone I was fine. I was not fine. I was holding it all together with Lexapro, wine, overwork, and a pile of Amazon orders I didn’t need and couldn’t remember making. I’d built a life I was too busy and too numb to live.
I’m a trained executive coach…and a mystic who read the books and did the deep inner work.
Rigor and reverence, in one practice.
It wasn’t one breakdown, it was years of them…
the same collapse on a loop, each one pushing me an inch closer to doing something about it. Therapy. Psychedelics. Community building, because I couldn't do this alone. And in an ayahuasca ceremony, I met her: the feminine in her fullest form — not the soft, pretty goddess I'd been sold, but everything. Loving and ancient, yes, but also fierce, furious, able to create a world and burn it down in the same breath. I saw her power, and how much of mine I'd handed away to keep everyone comfortable. The exhaustion was never personal, it was systemic. The feminine and masculine have been out of balance for centuries, and there's a name for the arrangement that keeps it that way. That's why corporate America never felt right — the whole working world was built by men, for men. I heard the message loud and clear: Adapt. Shrink. Leave the rest at the door. So now I'm living from my fullest power. I created a framework called The Five Faces to help myself and others grasp our own magnitude, and I design experiences so we can live into all of ourselves. Every face. Even the ones who were told to sit down, smile, and be quiet.
Experience
For most of my career, my job was understanding people for a living, a decade in corporate HR and leadership development, including six years assessing and coaching executives at Fortune 500 companies on who they are, how they lead, and what’s getting in their way. The Five Faces is a deepening of that same skill — its truest, most aligned form, turned toward one thing: helping you live from your full power.