About Me: A Letter From Beth

I didn’t just start Rosewood Woman. I was initiated into it by my own body.

Years ago, I found myself completely bedridden for eight months. My digestion shut down, I couldn’t eat, and I was paralyzed by panic attacks that left me wondering if I’d ever be whole again. At the time, I thought I was broken. But what I was really experiencing was the cost of building a life, and a business, according to someone else’s blueprint. I was trying to thrive in a structure designed for men, and my body simply said, “No more.”

Through that dark night, I realized that my biology wasn’t a problem to fix. It was a sacred map, a key to a different kind of success. As I healed, I dove deep into every resource I could find: from Ayurveda and Traditional Chinese Medicine to modern business strategy and somatic work. I began to see that women aren’t meant to hustle like men. We’re designed to create, to rest, to rise in cycles of bloom and restoration.

That realization changed everything. I stopped trying to force my work into rigid systems and instead began building businesses that felt like sanctuaries—where my body, my nervous system, and my feminine design weren’t just considered but revered.

Rosewood Woman was born from that reclamation. It’s not a typical program or coaching container.

It’s a movement.

A call to restore the sacredness of our biology, our leadership, and our way of creating impact. It’s where a woman’s biology, creativity, and sovereignty come together in harmony, where she learns to build her life’s work without sacrificing her health or her joy.

I created this because I know what it feels like to hold a vision and feel scattered trying to bring it to life. To pour yourself into strategies that never land because they weren’t made for how you’re built. I know the power of returning to your natural design, of letting your body lead the way and I know what it means to finally feel safe, strong, and soft all at once.

My work is not just about business. It’s about remembering that your body is the blueprint, your desires are the compass, and your life can be designed to regenerate you, not drain you. It’s about giving women the support I longed for when I was lost - so they can create legacies that feel as nourishing as they are successful.

This is the heart of Rosewood Woman: a movement for the woman who knows there is a different way, and who is ready to build it. Rooted in rhythm, reverence, and the radiant power of her design.