Welcome to
Charting the Course
Finding your True North in Faith, Life & Leadership
A podcast and a place to pause for women and leaders who are carrying a lot, and are ready to lead from peace instead of pressure.


Meet Hannah
Hi, I’m Hannah
I’m a Georgia native, a wife, and a mom to two boys and two Boston Terriers. I’m also a business leader who has learned firsthand how easy it is to lose your footing when life asks more of you than you feel equipped to give.
By day, I’m the CEO and Founder of Collective Revenue, where my team helps optometrists focus on what matters. Building that company, leading teams, raising a family, and leaning deeply into my faith taught me how to move through hard seasons with clarity instead of chaos, and courage instead of fear.
Through Charting the Course, I help women and leaders move from survival to stability and from confusion to confidence, building a life that honors God, protects your peace, and aligns with your purpose.
Your True North
The Compass Framework
Guiding women and leaders toward their true north by bringing faith, wisdom, and real-life leadership together, so you can live with clarity, courage, and purpose.

Faith & Inner Strength
Develop spiritual resilience, peace, and trust in every season.

Leadership & Business
Build confidence, healthy boundaries, and success that lasts.

Growth & Direction
Clarify your vision, your habits, and your long-term purpose.
The Podcast
Latest Episodes
Lead Yourself, Finish Strong: Leadership Lessons from Solomon – Charting The Course
From the Journal
Thoughts & Truths
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Connected to the Light: Loving Freely, Living Free
When we are connected to the Light Source, we are able to love freely—both ourselves and our neighbors. Those standing beside us, and those…
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Walking Out the Answered Prayer
Wisdom, Perseverance, and Trusting God in the Silence There’s a moment in every season of growth where you realize something uncomfortable:the very thing you…
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When the Prayer Is the Process: Staying the Course
I was a little girl sitting on a swing when my aunt told me something I’ve never forgotten: “Never pray for patience—because God will…
