Since my teenage years, I’ve been curious about human behaviour. Watching how people acted, what felt right within my body and the type of action that made be feel bah. I’d choose what I’d like to keep and find a way to set it up a one of my habit.

I was also passionate about a multitude of seemingly unconnected things: rugby, swimming, acting, languages, salsa, entrepreneurship, sailing, psychology, communication, fitness, spirituality, nutrition, digital marketing, events, just to name a few.

I lost myself trying to fit in the expectations I thought I needed to be and I was frustrated by the need to choose to be one things in life.

In 2017 I began my personal self-development journey. Reading, listening to others who’d one the work and applying it to my life.

I went from lazying around in the morning after snoozing my alarm for 10 plus times, not doing my bed, the dishes after eating and only doing the work at the very last minute, to waking up early without an alarm and feeling rested, to setting my own goals and acting on them, increasing my level of energy and being able to give back to the people I love.

I realised that my unusual combination of interests and skills was a strength, not a liability.

I gave up trying to fit in a conventional box (because I never will), started slowly to build a coaching business from the ground up while doing a multitude of odd jobs to cover my expenses.