About me
Hi I’m Rosemarie,
 
My definition of success was heavily influenced by my parents. As a second-generation daughter of Jamaican immigrants, I was imbued with their values. Additionally, my stoic and independent nature drove my determination to succeed. This aspect of my personality, which I’d developed for various reasons, also acted as a protective layer and leaned heavily on masculine energy.
 
I focused on self-reliance, outcomes, and results, all to assert my place and belonging, particularly in male-dominated spaces. I could only maintain this facade for so long before the cracks began to show. Despite steadily advancing in my career into project management and leadership roles, I realised I wasn't being true to myself. I felt exhausted, unhappy, and deeply unfulfilled. I had set aside and almost forgotten a part of me that was just as powerful as my stoicism and independence: my wisdom, intuition rationality and empathy.
I had lost myself, I focused so much on success and achievements, that I didn’t realise I was failing myself.
 
I’d always been interested in personal development, so it made sense to learn more, about myself and the tools and skills I could use to reconnect with who I am. So that's what I did, I retrained to become an accredited coach and performed research around human psyche. 
 
I still value success but it means something different to me now.

Conditioned Thinking & Behaviours

My whole experience goes some way in revealing or explaining the reason behind the path I’ve chosen and my passion for finding a way to help others who are going through something similar.
 
So much of what we do is shaped by conditioned thinking, influence or habit. I aim to guide and encourage you to shift away from these unconscious patterns and behaviours, instead, to live with heightened awareness, with your eyes wide open, consciously choosing how you approach and live your life.
 
This approach encourages a shift from conditioned thinking patterns and behaviours to more conscious and effective ones.
 
I've always been willing and comfortable simply listening when needed, in a non-judgemental way. I hold space or listen in a very unique way, a type of interaction which is rare and not generally used. This means I cognise what cannot necessarily be seen, heard or verbalised. It’s something I must use with great care and responsibility.
 
This makes the combination of what I do and how I do it truly unique.
 
I'm also an advocate of Women in Tech, share views on Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging and have been known to perform stand-up comedy.

I love travelling, trying different foods and experiencing diverse cultures.