An enrolled member of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation and award-winning Indigenous storyteller, TEDx and keynote speaker who helps leaders like you reconnect with your inner strength through the power of story.

Your story holds the power to transform how you lead and live. It's the foundation of your strength and everything you need is already inside you.

When you reclaim your voice and rewrite your path forward, you can reconnect with who you truly are. Through reflection and stillness, I help you do just that.

Reclaim Your Voice. Rewrite Your Story.

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More than a decade ago, I started this journey of sharing my story and wisdom to inspire change, all while following in the footsteps of my grandfather’s inspiring legacy. Since then, I’ve had the honor of guiding leaders from all walks of life, helping them rediscover their inner strength to lead with authenticity and purpose.

Whether you’re stepping into leadership for the first time or expanding your influence, I’m here to help you lead with intention and strengthen your confidence, resilience, and impact.

It’s all within you. I’m here to help you trust that and step into it fully.

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    “Willow’s session was truly inspiring and impactful. Her deep knowledge, engaging storytelling, and practical insights provided our entrepreneurs with invaluable guidance on navigating the challenges of business ownership. Willow’s ability to connect with our cohort on a personal level made her presentation both empowering and actionable.”

    - Holly Patterson, Change Labs

  • “She was amazing! Her words were meaningful and inspirational. She is extremely personable, authentic, and genuine in how she speaks, which made her message feel relatable for our team. I left the session feeling inspired and grateful for Willow's message. I would absolutely bring Willow back to our organization to speak again!”

    - Scott Kolmer, Hazel Health

  • “Willow’s training was an exceptional educational experience. Her powerful storytelling and heartfelt sharing of her personal journey shed light on the resilience and strength of Indigenous women in the face of historical and generational trauma. Her guidance on supporting and uplifting Indigenous women and their communities was both practical and deeply inspiring.”

    - Becky Aguilar, Trauma Support Services

  • “Amazing and powerful woman! She shared how to be resilient through challenges that we may face and gave me the tools to know how to push through adversity in my endeavors.”

    - Natori Naylor, Former Vice Chairwoman at North Fork Rancheria of Mono Indians of California

  • “Incredibly powerful. This was the best way to start off the summit. It allowed me to see me, for me, and trust in my strength.”

    - Lilian Argueta, Audience Participant

  • “It was inspirational. It felt as though my future self was speaking to me to remind me that I have a purpose and what I do is important.”

    - Marinca Faimau, Audience Participant

  • “The presentation was very well said and organized. It gave people a voice and confidence knowing that they’re heard.”

    - Allan Russell, Audience Participant

  • “Positive experience for me.”

    - Julia SmithZlitni, Audience Participant

  • “Willow’s presence on the “Borders, Belonging, and Becoming: Indigenous Knowledge” panel was deeply impactful. She spoke with warmth, strength, and care, helping students and attendees reflect on how cultural heritage and community can guide us through both personal and academic journeys. It was an honor to collaborate with her.”

    - Yadira Caballero, Confluencenter for Creative Inquiry, University of Arizona