1. Before
I grew up as a bright, expressive, and confident child — full of creativity and joy. I spoke my mind freely, took up space, and lived from my natural genius.
But when I entered school, that light began to dim. The rules, the judgments, and the whispers from other girls taught me that being “too much” was unsafe. Bit by bit, I shrank myself. I learned to wear masks, to be who others wanted me to be — just to feel accepted.
When my brother was diagnosed with cancer and later passed away, I grew up overnight. I became strong, responsible, and “put together” — not wanting to be a burden on my parents. But inside, I was struggling. Perfectionism became my protection.
On the outside, I was high-achieving and “successful.” On the inside, I felt deeply lonely and disconnected. I turned to food and alcohol for relief, living a double life — the “good girl” by day and the “wild one” at night.I was following the script: get the degree, build the career, make everyone proud. But underneath the polished surface, I was quietly dying inside. There were days when life felt so heavy, I secretly wished someone would save me.
2. Crisis
After earning my MBA and coaching diploma, I landed a demanding consulting job. I worked relentlessly, even on weekends — proving my worth through overachievement.
Then, one night, everything shattered. On my way home from a club, dressed up and exhausted, I was attacked by a stranger who tried to rape me.That moment broke something open inside me.
I overslept the next day and didn’t show up at work — for the first time ever. I couldn’t pretend anymore. I was burnt out, traumatized, and empty. I realized: I can’t live like this anymore.
That night became my initiation into a completely different path.
3. Chase
I made radical changes. I stopped going to clubs, stopped wearing high heels and makeup, quit drinking — and eventually quit my job.
I gave myself one year to discover what I truly wanted.I dove into spirituality, wrote a novel, became vegan, and explored shamanism. I immersed myself in healing and self-development. My life finally had space for meaning.
For the first time in years, I began to reconnect with myself — but the journey was far from over.
4. Conflict
Even as I built a successful coaching business and focused on health and spirituality, I was still running from my shadows. Helping others became my way of avoiding my own pain.
My “helper’s syndrome” reached a peak when I married an American man to help him get residency. What started as compassion became a trap — an abusive, narcissistic relationship that left me traumatized and addicted to weed just to cope.
After years of emotional manipulation, I finally freed myself through divorce. Walking out of that courthouse felt like being reborn. But the addiction lingered.
By day I was a professional coach; by night I was drowning in shame, unable to quit. I felt like a fraud — preaching alignment while secretly struggling.
5. Breakthrough
Then came the turning point.
In all my searching, I discovered Human Design. My first reading felt like coming home. For the first time, I understood myself. I wasn’t broken — I was designed this way.
I began to see that my addiction and constant seeking were simply symptoms of disconnection from my true self. I caught glimpses of my full power when I was high — moments when my authentic self broke free. But I wanted to live that freedom sober, in my body.
I also discovered raw veganism, and it activated me deeply. I felt radiant, alive, and spiritually open. Still, the weed lingered… until a painful experience with a man I thought was my soulmate became the catalyst.
After that disappointment, instead of numbing out, I chose to cleanse. During a juice fast, I experienced a profound energetic clearing — I released what felt like an entity that had kept me bound in addiction.
From that day on, I never touched weed again.After 10 years of addiction, I was finally free.
6. After
Today, I live in alignment with my true essence — nourished by raw food, grounded in my body, and guided by Human Design. I no longer live a double life. I’ve integrated all my parts — the performer, the perfectionist, the healer, the wild woman, and the divine creator.
Now, I help Manifesting Generators — the Beings of the New Earth — reclaim their authentic energy, release conditioning, and embody their true power through Human Design and high-vibrational nutrition.
Because when a Manifesting Generator is fully expressed, satisfied, and aligned, they radiate peace and vitality that uplifts the entire collective.
This is the foundation of my purpose.And yet, even now, I still meet edges. I sometimes doubt whether I’m “ready enough” to offer my gifts. But I know that’s part of my design — the never-ending dance between mastery and experimentation.
So instead of waiting until I feel perfect, I choose to show up as I am — raw, real, and radiant.Because my story isn’t about being flawless. It´s about being free.