HI, I’m

Oksana

And I’m Here to Help You Align Within and Manifest a Life That Feels as Good as It Looks.

I’m so happy you’re here.

Because if you’re reading this, it means we have something in common—something bigger than just this moment.

Maybe you’ve felt it before… that quiet but unshakable knowing that you’re meant for more.

Not in an overachieving, ‘do more, be more’ kind of way—but in a way that speaks to the deepest part of you.

The part that knows you’re not here to settle.

The part that dreams of a life where success doesn’t just look good on the outside but feels expansive, fulfilling, and deeply aligned on the inside.

That’s the journey I’ve been on too.

And if you’re here, I have a feeling it’s yours as well.

Let me tell you my story.

I’ll Be Honest With You—Taking Action Was Never My Problem.

I grew up in a post-Soviet Ukrainian family with hardworking, ambitious parents. From a young age, I learned that if you wanted something, you had to work for it.

My parents instilled this in me—not just through words but in everything they did. Hard work wasn’t just encouraged; it was the only way to succeed. Even approval wasn’t freely given—it had to be earned.

So, I worked. I pushed. I proved myself. And I kept doing it, year after year.

At 15, I was given an opportunity to study for my Bachelor’s degree in the Netherlands, and I took it. Because, back then, not taking it wasn’t even an option.

I didn’t speak the language. I knew nothing about Dutch culture.

Was I scared? Hell yes, I was.

But staying scared wasn’t an option either. So, I chose to trust that it would work out. I didn’t know how—I just knew it had to.

When I graduated from university, I decided to find a job in the Netherlands. I had no idea how it would work out, but I knew that going back to my small, underdeveloped town in Ukraine was out of the question.

So, I applied for over 200 jobs. Out of those, I received only two interview invites. One of them was with a Big 4 accounting firm—which eventually became my employer for the next six years.

To this day, I’m still in awe of how I landed that job because before starting, I had no clue about debit and credit—the two fundamental concepts of accounting.

But I figured it out.

Six years of hard work later, I had built a solid reputation and was in high demand in the Dutch financial market. I switched companies a few times, negotiated a higher salary each time, and found myself living the life of a well-paid financial professional—working 40+ hours a week but with enough money to afford anything I wanted in my not-so-extensive spare time.

And so I did.

I dined at high-end restaurants, drank vintage wine, worked out at luxury gyms, and wore designer clothes.

To many, my life looked good—even to me, when I viewed it through the eyes of someone so deeply disconnected from herself that the only thing she could see was how others saw her.

Until one day, it didn’t feel good anymore.

The Moment Everything Changed.

One afternoon, as part of a career development plan, my manager asked me:

“Where do you see yourself in five years?”

I opened my mouth to answer. But in my head, all I could think was:

“Anywhere but here.”

That was the moment I realised—I wasn’t living the life I was meant to live.

I was living someone else’s definition of success.

Not mine.

The problem? I had no idea what my definition of a good life even was.

No one had ever asked me that before. So, I had never asked myself.

That’s when I quit everything and set off on a long journey around the world.

Was I scared to walk away from a comfortable, well-structured life in pursuit of something completely unknown?

Of course, I was—big time..

Was I scared to walk away from a comfortable, well-structured life in pursuit of the unknown?

Of course, I was—big time.

But by then, I had taught myself how to face and tame my fear—an invaluable skill to have.

And I can teach you too.

Why Am I Telling You This?

Because I know what it’s like to wake up one day and realise you’ve built a life that isn’t truly yours.

I know what it’s like to feel trapped in a version of success that doesn’t actually feel good.

And I know how scary it is to admit that—especially when everything on the outside

looks like it’s working.

For years, I thought that if I just kept working harder and achieving more, the feeling of alignment would eventually catch up.

But here’s what I’ve learned:

If your success isn’t aligned with who you truly are, it will always feel empty.

And here’s the other thing I realised—something that changed the way I see everything.

I had been manifesting long before I even knew what manifestation was.

At every turning point in my life, there was one thing I had always done:

I made a decision. I wholeheartedly believed it would work. And I took action.

That was the secret. That was manifestation in its purest form.

And the moment I realised that, I stopped focusing on working harder and forcing outcomes. Instead, I shifted my entire focus to alignment—shifting my mindset, regulating my nervous system, and embodying the version of myself who was already living my dream life.

That’s when everything finally fell into place. I stepped into the amazing life that had been waiting for me to align with it.

My Mission Now.

It took me years to find my own alignment. But when I did, one thing became crystal clear:

I was meant to help other women do the same.

Now, I work with women who feel stuck in a life that doesn’t truly feel like theirs. Women who know they are meant for more but don’t know how to access it. Women who want to feel powerful in their bodies, in their relationships, and in their finances—but can’t seem to break free from old patterns.

I made it my mission to help you align within—so that manifesting the life you desire becomes natural, fast, and effortless.

This isn’t about doing more. It’s about becoming the version of you who naturally attracts everything you want.

This path is more fulfilling and rewarding than I could have ever imagined.

And I want that for you too.

If this resonates with you, I’d love to connect.

Your dream life isn’t waiting for the right moment. It’s waiting for you to align with it.