How much of the life we're living is the life we actually want? And how much of it is shaped by expectations we've picked up along the way?

I've spent a good part of my life following paths that made sense on paper. I studied film at NYU, worked at the United Nations, earned a master's degree in Germany, and built a successful web design business.

I've had some wonderful adventures along the way. But I've also found myself pursuing things because they seemed like the sensible thing to do, rather than stopping to ask what I really wanted.

The older I get, the more interested I become in questioning those invisible scripts and charting a course that’s totally mine.

I wonder what becomes possible when we give ourselves permission to think differently, follow our curiosity, and listen to our own inner guidance.

And I’d like to explore on this platform, what new possibilities emerge when we question what society tells us what success should look like, what we should want, and who we're supposed to be.