meet the founder

Hi, I'm Eve.

I’ve always believed curiosity is more than a trait; it’s a compass. A quiet guide that invites us to pause and ask the hard questions—especially in a world that encourages us to keep pushing, performing, and hustling.

For over 15 years, I’ve worked at the intersection of strategy, storytelling, and reflection. I’ve led multimedia teams, built a robust experiential learning program, mentored emerging leaders, and shaped digital content strategies.

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Through InQuisitiEve, my vision is to create something different. In this place, you can not only reflect through writing and tools, but eventually find a community of practice for meaningful reflection. A space where growth doesn’t happen in isolation, but alongside others who are also choosing alignment over performance.

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Here’s what I’ve learned: we don’t need more productivity hacks—we need the courage to ask deeper questions—the kind that tug at our values, disrupt old patterns, and reconnect us to what really matters.

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"I am no longer performing for acceptance.  I am living for alignment.”

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That’s why I created InQuisitiEve—a space for introspective leaders and creatives to slow down, explore deeply, and engage with ideas that don’t just inform, but transform.

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At the center of everything I write is Self-Aligned Leadership™. It’s different from traditional “self-leadership,” which often focuses on discipline, productivity, and personal effectiveness. Self-Aligned Leadership™ is about congruence—honoring your values, reclaiming your voice, and leading from a place of integrity rather than performance. It’s not just about managing yourself—it’s about aligning yourself with what’s true.

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To support this practice, I created the Loop Framework™—a tool that helps uncover emotional patterns, challenge protective stories, and create aligned strategies that move you forward.

This isn’t a space for surface-level fixes.

It’s a space to begin again—with greater clarity, greater honesty, and greater alignment.

• Structure matters—but one-size-fits-all solutions don’t.
• Leadership isn’t a title. It’s how you show up.
• Growth isn’t hustle. It’s alignment.
• Your voice doesn’t need to be louder—just clearer. 
• Creativity isn’t extra—it’s a form of leadership.
   

And if you notice me referencing a movie, series, or novel? That’s intentional.
I love stories—especially the ones that illuminate the human condition. They have a way of holding up a mirror we didn’t know we needed.