HEY,

And I can tell you that for sure, because I’ve been on the other side. I actually used to not know myself. The result? I didn’t know what I wanted, I just knew that I wasn’t happy. I felt alone because no one really seemed to really see me. I felt empty because my definition of accomplishment was impersonating others’ expectations of me. I felt unhappy because I didn’t have opinions of my own, nor did I know what I truly enjoyed.

And then, it stroke me: no one could really see me because…

I became a reflection of what I thought others wanted me to be. And that was when I knew something needed to change, and I took responsibility for that.

Through books, podcasts, research, my studies, yoga, lots of YouTube videos and hours and hours of journaling, I started to get to know myself. And guess what? I discovered that I liked myself! I started to enjoy my own company, to converse with myself. I learned to be open and welcoming towards every little part of me, good and not so good. I became capable of holding space for myself and built genuine, inspiring and supportive relationships from that.

I had to stop chasing empty goals,

and get to know the person who was

hiding behind them.

I embraced myself fully, and I discovered the magic of living a truly authentic and fulfilling life that allowed me to stop procrastinating and pleasing and start living my dreams.

And I now help others do the same.

Wanna get on board? :)