A story of connections

When I was about 3.5 years old, I suddenly realised how to connect letters into words and taught myself to read. Ever since, I have not stopped.

After a lonely childhood and a positively traumatic high school experience (only the poems survived), my life changed overnight when I joined Mensa at 18. The community of quirky, friendly, smart people took me in and shaped me in ways I am still only discovering.

I couldn't decide what to study so I went to business school. I majored in Advertising, but I quickly found it disgusting. Fortunately, I also took up a minor in Translation and Interpretation, and, after a series of coincidences and sheer dumb luck, I found myself working for the EU Institutions at the age of 24. My love for the job held me back from finding my true calling for a long time.

I first started organising events for the youth groups of Mensa, and then decided to branch out and try and do it for paid clients. In the meantime, my self-exploration journey took me through discovering yoga, meditation, Thai massage, and other healing practices.

Today, I am mostly drawn by projects that combine several of my passions, give me the opportunity to work with amazing people, or pay handsomely. If you have something in mind that fits into any of these categories, hit me up!