How I Went from Loser to World-Traveling Nomad on Constant Adventures

I felt like it was time for a new introduction—especially as more people in my field are getting to know me.

I was born and raised in Brussels, Belgium. I grew up as a happy kid, but attending an elite school, being bullied, and having my creativity suppressed by uniforms and strict Catholic rules started draining my joy.

At 13 or 14, I began questioning everything. I was tired of being the target, so I studied the popular kids and modeled them. It worked. The moment I truly felt like I had reversed the curse was when I ended up in bed with a girl who had once rejected me.

But I wasn’t finished—I wanted to become the coolest dude in the world. So I did what the most rebellious kids would: I got kicked out of school and started selling drugs.

That decision led me into a decade of darkness. I was ashamed of my dreams. I had been raised in a system where playing small and following the rules was the way to be valued. But deep down, I refused to let that define me.

By my early 20s, I was already managing multiple businesses, making enough money to turn any passion into a successful venture. At the time, I was:

🔥 An art director

🏆 A sports event planner

🎨 A tattoo artist

🚲 A custom bicycle creator

💼 Leading a team of eight "suppliers"

🛍️ Selling my own merch

I had even created a brand called Lethal Activity, targeting urban extreme sports enthusiasts.

But I was shining in the darkness—a bit like Batman, just without the gadgets.

One day, I realized I could no longer keep hiding. A part of me was screaming for true recognition. So I left it all behind and chose to step into my greatness in a different way.

I learned that I had been confined by stuck emotions. And that if I gave myself the freedom to feel them, I could do so much more—and share it with the world.

I never really asked myself, "Who am I?" Instead, I asked, "What can I do?"

And I did.

🎭 Became a mural artist

🚴 Traveled 5,000 km on a fixed-gear bicycle

🗣️ Learned Spanish & Portuguese on the go

🍫 Opened an artisanal chocolate production in the Amazon

❤️ Organized events to raise funds for Venezuela

🚑 Supported crack addicts in the streets of São Paulo

🧘 Learned to meditate for hours in one sitting

❄️ Broke my own record: 35 minutes in an ice bath

🙏 Stood motionless for 3 hours with arms raised

🕉️ Logged over 1,000 hours of yoga and meditation

🌍 Earned enough money to travel for 2 years without working

🏝️ Lived in the most prestigious villas in Bali

💞 Had organic, fulfilling relationships

🎤 Healed thousands with the power of my voice

📈 Grew multiple social media accounts to thousands in weeks

👨‍💼 Coached hundreds of people to start their businesses

✈️ Lived in 12 countries

🗣️ Became fluent in five languages

🎨 Led art therapy workshops

👨‍🍳 Certified as a vegan chef and cooked for many

🎭 Taught improv theater to yoga teachers

🔥 Stepped up to lead workshops when facilitators went missing

💪 Healed my sexual traumas and helped men end porn addiction

🧠 Helped countless people—from making six-figure months to recovering from anorexia

But don’t worry—I might seem like a superhuman, but I’ve had my lows too.

One of them? Sitting in front of a restaurant, making sales calls because I couldn’t afford Wi-Fi—closing deals right there on the sidewalk. XD

Now, I’m four months into living in an ashram, volunteering on a farm to help those in need, and healing people around me.

What’s next?

All I know is—I’m gonna make it MAGA

Make Asha Great Amazing. XD

Would I do it all again? Probably. But the biggest lesson I’ve learned is this:Making friends and connections is the most important thing in life.

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