She’s a well-known social media star who founded She Can And She Did, a powerful health and fitness blog that brings women together through shared experiences. The platform, created by her, encourages women to open up about their struggles with self-doubt and celebrate their personal victories. It’s more than just fitness—it’s about empowerment, resilience, and community.

Before she became widely recognized, she started gaining attention back in 2014 when a series of playful selfies went viral—photos she took during marathons showing handsome men running behind her. That moment helped launch her into the spotlight, but her journey runs much deeper.

Tragedy struck years earlier when her younger brother Scott passed away in a car accident in 2009. Dealing with such profound loss was overwhelming, but she found healing and strength in running. It became her therapy, her outlet, and ultimately, her passion. Through pain, she discovered purpose—and that transformation is something she often shares with her audience.

She isn’t alone on this journey; she has a sister named Samantha, who has also been a source of support. As she continues to grow her brand and inspire others, one thing remains clear: she leads by example, showing that with courage and perseverance, anyone can rise above their challenges. And yes—she truly believes that she can, and she did.