Vision

I have journeyed through lands, through silence, through fire, through storms within me and all around me.
I’ve sat at the fires with Mayan elders, listened to the rains of the Amazon, suffered in Vipassana meditation, sailed through the Mediterranean and wept in the Peruvian mountains.

What drives me is one deep, unwavering call:
To return.
To return to the body.
To the Earth.
To the truth.

I studied business and felt the rhythm of the system — loud, fast, linear.
But my essence has always been round, soft, wild, and curious.
And one day, I left.
Not just geographically — but internally.

I traveled through Asia and Europe and lived in Peru and Guatemala.
I gathered ancient wisdom — not from books, but through encounters.
Through listening. Through shared silence. Through the presence of those who carried stories in their bones.
I had the privilege of learning from people who embodied their medicine, not preached it.
And even within abuse, darkness, instability — there was always something calling me:
Remember.

Today I work with women and men who know that success, leadership, family, friends, spirituality, and the body are not separate worlds.
I guide people on journeys — both outward and inward.
I bring executives to Peru. Yoginis into the fire. Seekers into their own voice. Curious humans on the top of mountains.
And I believe in this truth:
Healing does not happen through concepts, but through presence.
Through sensuality, beauty, and real connection.

I hold space for those who are ready to redefine leadership —
who long for connection, not only in the depths, but in the joy.
Because I am not only shadow.
I am sun, fire, ecstasy, dance, and laughter.
I am the one who dares to ask the questions that others might fear.

But so are you.
You are not your mistakes.
You are not only your success, your role, your solitude.
You are a universe becoming conscious of itself.
Wild. Whole. Remembering.

I believe in beauty — not as appearance, but as a way of being.
In presence — not as a practice, but as medicine.
And in life — in its rawest and most tender truth.