This work was born in chaos.

 

I went to drama school, where every day felt like catharsis, inner reconstruction, and awakening - all rolled into one. I didn’t go there to act. I went to feel alive. We wore black, loose clothes, no makeup, no jewellery, walked barefoot, and stripped ourselves down to something real. It was brutal. And it was revealing.

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After graduating, I swung in the complete opposite direction. Out of nowhere, I became CEO of a tech startup - pitching to investors in 5-inch heels (at least I could finally wear my killer wardrobe). It was a shock. One minute I was crawling on the floor, screaming like a monkey; the next, I was in boardrooms where raising an eyebrow felt like an emotional outburst. The contrast was surreal: raw emotion one minute, polite suppression the next.

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That collision of worlds lit a fire in me. It made me question who I really was, and who I wanted to be - or rather, it clarified that I didn't need to fit into a single role. I could be all of it, if I wanted to. I’ve now devoted my time bridging the gap between psychology, embodiment, science, and lived human experience, creating work that’s catalytic, revealing, and deeply human.

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Now, I work with people ready to stop performing and start becoming - fully, unapologetically, and on their own terms.