I’d say that, despite my young age, life has already presented me with a fair share of challenges.

It began in early childhood – even in kindergarten, I was dealing with intense migraine attacks.
During my teenage years, they became so severe that my life often revolved around either my darkened bedroom and daily visits to the neurologist for infusions, or weeks spent in the children’s ward at the hospital.

At some point, I resisted it all and insisted on living a “normal” life – until an eating disorder caught up with me.
When I found myself on the edge of being admitted to a clinic against my will and physically completely depleted, I slowly began to realize the weight of this new challenge.

Sadly, I must say that the therapeutic support available in my region was far from ideal.
After trying a few approaches, I realized that if I wanted to heal, I’d have to do it on my own – no one was coming to rescue me.

And here I am today – healthy, deeply happy, and incredibly grateful for every single day I get to live and shape my life the way I truly desire. Even more beautifully: I now have the courage and strength to inspire others, to uplift, and to ignite their passion for life.

People have always told me I’m “too wise” or “too mature” for my age.
Honestly, I often smile when I see their reactions after they find out how old I actually am - but age is just a number ;)
And if you had asked me years ago what I wanted to become, my answer probably would’ve been: lawyer, fashion designer, or interior architect.

But I quickly realized that the traditional academic path wasn’t for me – and to be honest, my health challenges made sure of that.

Instead, my deep love for psychology, personal growth, and of course, fitness and mental training, led me right here – to the most meaningful job I could have ever imagined for myself 🤍

In my work, my mission is to guide people toward their highest selves.
I want every person to wake up in the morning with a smile – feeling grateful for the day and the opportunities it brings.
No one should be counting down to the weekend just to feel alive again.

We have so many possibilities.
We just need to learn how to realign ourselves and see them clearly.
I’ll gently take you by the shoulders, turn you in the right direction – and the rest of the path is yours to walk. 🌱

And I can’t wait to walk a part of it with you. 🫶🏻