The First Lifeguard content House In CT 21 +

 I didn’t create The Lifeguard House because life was perfect and I wanted a new project. I created it because life tested me, hard — and instead of breaking, I decided to build something stronger.

I’ve spent years fighting systems that were supposed to protect people, speaking up when it mattered, and paying a price for telling the truth. That experience changed me. It made me realize something important:

💛 If the space you need doesn’t exist, you build it.
💛 If the table won’t make room for you, you make a new table.
💛 And if your mission is worth it, you don’t quit — you get louder.

Yes, saving this house matters. It represents stability, a headquarters, and a place where women can create, collaborate, and launch the work that changes their lives.

But this is bigger than one house.

This is about proving that professionals can build businesses differently.

With transparency. With collaboration. With courage.

Whether this becomes a success story or a transformation story, it will be real — and it will inspire others to rise even when circumstances try to shut them down.