I have always loved being creative. When I think about myself, it is a core characteristic of who I am. I began art school as a kid, and after years of learning and practicing, I became a sculptor at the Academy of Fine Arts. But another important part of me was my curiosity about humans, which led me to explore further. So, I pursued university studies in Culture and Anthropology at the same time. I had so many interests that choosing just one path was really difficult. I worked as a professional artist, participated in exhibitions, and explored different creative fields like puppetry, set design, advertising, and industrial design. But none of them felt like the right fit for me.

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After immersing myself in various creative fields, I found my passion in the gaming industry, which sparked my curiosity like never before. It was a great choice. I worked in different roles, learned many digital tools and software, and helped create incredible worlds with my teammates. I was flying high. That’s how I ended up leading the visual design of a very cool retro-style video game set on a space shuttle in the '90s. But after seven years, it was time to close another chapter in my life.

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I decided to go all in and follow the whispers of my intuition, which had never been clear to me before. I wanted to pursue something that had always been in the background of my life—my fascination with the human mind and its potential, my passion for exploring the possibilities that life experiences offer. I decided to start my own business, which allowed me to integrate all my interests. I became a certified life coach through Mindvalley and studied the science behind how people think and grow. Now, I use all my creativity to help people create the best experiences and lives for themselves. And that makes me truly happy—this is where I see my purpose.