“Be scared and do it anyways”
I’m the kind of person who connects depth with performance, thinking with feeling, and energy with values. I don’t do things halfway. When I commit to something, I give it my all—not because I’m chasing a result, but because I believe it matters. I like it when vision meets action, thought is grounded in emotion, and creativity blends with structure and systems.
I’m not afraid to question the status quo. I’m curious about the world, people, movement, interpersonal dynamics, systems and meaningful communication. I enjoy doing things differently—not just well, but genuinely.
I’ve been through moments when I broke away from expectations and stopped trying to fit into the norms of others. That’s when I finally started listening to myself. And because of that, I can now work independently, take responsibility, create, think in context and lead projects, teams or content. But I also know how to stay humble when I’m learning something new.
I believe in strong ideas, long-term vision, honest work and consistency. But I also believe in lightness, humanity, joy and the ability to say, “I don’t know, but I want to find out.”
Education, courses, workshops:
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My WHY:
People often describe me as ambitious. But that’s not how I see it. It’s not about performance, titles or recognition. For me, it’s about purpose. About the chance to create something real, something meaningful, something that reaches beyond the obvious. That’s why I study, why I work on projects, and why I give things my full attention.
I want to do things that help, that bring people together, that open minds and hearts. I love those moments when chaos turns into structure, when an idea becomes a project, when energy becomes a team. I enjoy connecting things that don’t seem to go together at first glance—like sport and art, movement and thought, strategy and intuition. And I love moving things forward: myself, others, projects, processes.
I’m not chasing perfection, but honesty. I don’t wait for ideal conditions. In fact, I don’t wait at all. I move toward it. My drive comes from an inner belief that every day I can be a little better—not for performance, but for myself.
I believe that when you know your why, you’ll find your how. And I believe my path has value. It’s mine, I believe in it, and I shape it with respect, humility and determination that doesn’t disappear after the first setback. That’s my why.
