So happy to be on this journey with you @Alfonzo Anderson I’m so proud of us!!!🥂 Nothing better than doing what you love with the one you love 💞💜

Just doing some re-branding of Our transformational event We do once a year (Not in Bali this year in London Baby) I was just wondering which you preferred. 1? 2? 3?

@Roland Tamini @Jack Moscrop @Jasmine Mitchell @Prashansha Sharma Congratulations! 🤩

I am uncomfortable with using the word diagnosis as one of the pillars. This discomfort comes from having been a nurse where only a doctor had the right too diagnose. Anyone else uncomfortable with this? Am I being over cautious here?

🎉 This week, I celebrated 30 years of life and want to share with all of you a journey filled with dreams, struggles, and achievements. From my childhood, I was always a curious child, dedicated to art in all its forms: painting, clay, music, and acting. In my second decade, sports became my passion. After exploring athletics, soccer, swimming, and martial arts, I chose basketball, facing a monumental challenge by joining a well-established team late. However, with daily dedication, in less than a year, I was playing at their level. Thanks to nearly 20 years of specific exercise and diet, along with the best Biohacks available, I've achieved a body and energy that are optimized to 100%. The third decade stood out for my journey around the world. With less than 900 euros, I trusted my abilities to venture out. I experienced unique challenges, from a kidnapping in Mexico to narrowly escaping death in the San Miguel de Allende forest by crossing a slippery tube suspended over a 100m drop. In the Guatemalan jungle, dengue attacked me, and an indigenous shaman cured me with peculiar red and yellow remedies. On the shores of Lake Baikal, I lived in a wooden cabin with two Russian scientists who didn't feel respected unless you drank a minimum 1 bottle of Vodka per day. I faced moments of risk, from being arrested in Colorado for a crime I didn't commit to jumping out of a moving car in California. In Kansas, I devoured a burrito weighing over 5 kilos and survived a brutal car accident in the desert. In Toronto, I helped a suicidal truck driver that was going to kill himself and me to find a new perspective. In my fourth decade, I am excited to build a family with the woman of my life, merging our Russian and Spanish roots. This weekend, we celebrated the beginning of this new stage, and here I share a memory of our celebration. Life is an amazing journey, and each experience has contributed to the person I am today. I appreciate everyone who has been part of my story, and I am ready to embrace the challenges and joys that this new decade has to offer. 🙌✨