About Ann
Not just what we do, but why we do it.
Why do we respond to life the way we do?
Why do certain experiences shape us so deeply?
Why do some challenges become turning points that change the direction of our lives?
Those questions have followed me for as long as I can remember.
Even as a child, I knew I experienced the world a little differently.
I was deeply sensitive to the emotions around me and often noticed things others seemed to overlook. Today, I would describe myself as an empath, but as a child, I didn’t have those words. I simply knew that I felt things deeply.
For many years, I struggled to understand that sensitivity. I wondered why certain situations affected me so strongly and why I seemed to absorb the emotions of the people around me.
It took me years to recognize that this was not something I needed to hide. It was something I needed to understand and embrace.
Looking back, my curiosity showed up in some pretty funny ways.
As a child, I remember burying little birds in my sandbox after my cat had caught them. I became fascinated with what happened after death and wondered how long it would take before they went to heaven.
So naturally, I would dig them up every few days to see if they were still there!
It sounds a little unusual now, but what I see when I look back is a child trying to understand life, death, and what happens beyond what we can see.
Those questions have stayed with me throughout my life.
Over the past 25 years, I have explored Numerology, coaching, healing, and personal growth while working with thousands of people who were searching for a deeper understanding of themselves and their lives.
But my greatest teachers have not been books or courses.
They have been my own experiences.
Life has brought me incredible joy, unexpected challenges, loss, change, and moments where I had to rethink what I believed about myself and others. Like everyone else, I have had moments where I wished life came with an instruction manual!
But slowly, I learned to approach life differently.
Instead of asking, “Why is this happening to me?” I began asking, “What is this here to teach me?”
That shift changed the way I moved through the world.
One of the greatest lessons I learned was the importance of meeting people where they are, rather than where I thought they should be.
There was a time when I focused on what others needed to change. I looked outside myself for answers and, yes, I played the blame game. But Numerology helped me become an observer and a student of human nature.
Instead of asking, “How can I change this person?” I began asking, “How can I understand them better?” That simple shift created some of the greatest healing within my family and personal relationships.
It helped me see people for who they are, rather than who I wished they could be. And it helped me offer that same compassion to myself.
My years of studying Numerology, combined with my own personal journey, eventually led me to create Soul Signature Numerology™.
But at its heart, this work has never just been about numbers. It has always been about people. It has been about understanding our stories, our patterns, our challenges, and the experiences that shape who we become.
Writing Soul Signature Numerology™ was one of the most meaningful and cathartic experiences of my life. It came at a time when I was ready to see people differently. Not through the lens of who I wished they could be, but through the understanding that everyone is shaped by their own experiences and their own journey.
That realization changed the way I viewed my relationships and my own life.
My hope in sharing this work is that it encourages people to become curious about themselves and recognize the wisdom within their own experiences.
My own journey has taken many unexpected turns.
I have reinvented myself more times than I ever imagined I would. I have explored different paths, followed many interests, and learned that sometimes the detours are where we discover the most about ourselves.
Today, I split my time between my home on the water in Nova Scotia and Jamaica, where my family roots run deep.
I love the simple things: time with my partner Serge, my dog Beau, my family, the ocean, meaningful conversations, laughter, and the quiet moments that remind me how precious this life really is.
I believe connection matters.
I believe laughter matters.
And I believe we are never finished learning about ourselves.
Today, my greatest joy is teaching, sharing stories, and helping people see themselves and others through a different lens.
Because when we understand ourselves more deeply, life begins to make more sense.
~ Ann