Personal Story

I was born to be a master of initiation and creation. Then I was following my parents' wishes and engaged with what made me feel alive only as long as their wishes were fulfilled until I finished my education as a Master of Pharmacy in 2010.

This loving and well-intentioned approach to my upbringing has, however, seeded patterns in me that I’ve carried through my work career and life as a whole - working hard to complete my obligations, compromising what I truly wanted in life, putting my passion and enthusiasm on a second place.

The truth is that I have learned to compromise on my dreams at an early age. I haven’t been encouraged and supported to be myself and do what I love, but instead celebrated when I was playing not myself.
As a result, I picked up the belief that doing what brings me joy wasn’t valuable, appreciated, important, and needed. And because I literally am what I speak, I was too scared to give voice to my dreams and what lay in my heart.
So I spent more than a decade of my professional life building a career in a direction that has been set for me, and on the side, I was setting new things in motion with the undying desire to create beauty and to initiate others into changes that would increase their well-being, using lessons from my personal
experience, my struggles and triumphs. However, not only was I overworking and constantly hunting time, I barely ever let anybody know. So there I was, with my passion projects and best intentions that the world didn’t know about, further deepening my belief that people are not interested in what I have to
offer. And I just couldn't figure out how to crack this loop.

Until Human Design shed light on my life-long struggle and began opening the doors I’ve been looking for.

What followed was an intense period of deep healing and self-care and a slow, gradual transformation of my outer reality as I was emerging on the lighter side, seeing and experiencing myself and life in a whole new way.

There has been one more pattern in my life. Whenever I discovered a portal to greater well-being that I believed was needed out there, I felt the urge to share it with others. Thus I am not surprised that the work I have done for myself ignited a desire to facilitate it for anyone else who wants it for themselves. Of course, in a way that honours my unique gifts and qualities.